L'Ecrivain wins 'Restaurant of Year award

A number of restaurants are bucking the trend and thriving during the economic slowdown.

L'Ecrivain wins 'Restaurant of Year award
Tue, 12 Oct, 2010 - 16:37

A number of restaurants are bucking the trend and thriving during the economic slowdown.

The Georgina Campbell awards were announced today with some new faces among the old favourites.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: RosslarePlace: Virginia's GuesthousePlace: KenmarePlace: Hilton Park,Place: ClonesPlace: Rosslare, CoPlace: WexfordPlace: L’Ecrivain,Place: ClonegalPlace: Co Carlow PUBPlace: SligoPlace: BridgendPlace: TarmonbarryPlace: RoscommonPlace: VirginiaPlace: Crowne Plaza,Place: Dublin AirportPlace: Ballyvolane HousePlace: FermoyPlace: CorkPlace: ChinaPlace: DublinPlace: WaterfordPlace: The Fatted CalfPlace: GlassonPlace: WestmeathPlace: Marlfield HousePlace: Ivyleigh HousePlace: LaoisPlace: FARMHOUSEPlace: Lough Bishop HousePlace: CollinstownPlace: Westmeath B&BPlace: Carlingford HousePlace: LouthPlace: KillarneyPlace: RecessPlace: GalwayPerson: KellyPerson: NeilPerson: Noreen HarringtonPerson: Georgina CampbellPerson: JohnnyPerson: Lucy MaddenPerson: Henry StoneEvent: OF THE YEAR AWARD 2011Organisation: L'EcrivainOrganisation: Kelly’s Resort HotelOrganisation: Sha-Roe BistroOrganisation: Bord Bia HarrysOrganisation: Waterways Ireland Keenans
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