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The Good Food Ireland® Awards 2025 shine a spotlight on the Galway people and businesses behind Ireland’s foodculture, celebrating a shared commitment to local ingredients, authentic flavours and trusted quality.

Chef JP McMahon has partnered with The Dough Bros, with a limited-edition JP McMahon x The Dough Bros Bolognese Pizza, which runs exclusively in The Dough Bros, Galway for the month of February. This exciting collaboration takes a classic Italian meat sauce, Bolognese, teams it with Irish artisan and foraged ingredients and reimagines it as a glorious pizza, the JP McMahon x The Dough Bros Bolognese Pizza. This specially crafted pizza features Bolognese sauce with slow-cooked fennel sausage, smoked Gubbeen cheese béchamel sauce from West Cork, foraged and pickled wild ramsons, cold-pressed Irish rapeseed oil, and sprinkled with Achill Island sea salt.JP McMahon first experienced a Bolognese dish in the 1980s at Chez Hans in Tipperary—an influential moment he credits in his book, An Irish Food Story, as the beginning of his culinary journey. Jp, says, “Bolognese sauce has a special place in my heart. From the very first time I had it when I was young, it retains a magical aspect in my culinary imagination. It's great to collaborate with the Dough Bros. They're one of the best pizza makers in Ireland, and they showcase wonderful Irish and Italian products. The pizza combines the wildness of the west of Ireland with our shard love of Italian food”.

A new supper club is set to take place at the five-star g Hotel & Spa, launching on April 27.

A new supper club is set to take place at the five-star g Hotel & Spa, launching on April 27.

A unique new Supper Club is set to take place at the five-star g Hotel & Spa, launching on April 27, 2022.

MayoNorth.ie and Ballina Chamber are hosting a food tourism seminar in the Great National Hotel Ballina, on Tuesday March 28 at 9.30am, and are inviting all types of food businesses in Mayo and west Sligo to attend. The seminar and networking event, proudly supported by Michael Carr Foods, Ballina Chamber, Bunzl McLaughlin and the Great National Hotel Ballina is part of a drive to highlight and develop the food offering locally, and to emphasise the significant value to the hospitality and food industries of food tourism, and the importance of using local ingredients to convey a sense of “place on a plate”, by offering fresh, locally sourced, seasonal food. Recent research conducted on behalf of Failte Ireland showed that holidaymakers in Ireland spend close to €2 billion annually on food and drink during their stay.

A group of restaurants in north Mayo has come together to promote the food offering within the region, highlight the use of local ingredients, and showcase their relationships with artisan producers from the west of Ireland.