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Celebrating 10 years in business, Zuni continues to raise the standard in dining in Kilkenny and it’s central Patrick St location makes it an ideal spot for something special whether it be breakfast, lunch or dinner.

The Connemara Coast Hotel, Furbo Galway, celebrates its inclusion in the 2010 Bridgestone Guide for its reputation of sourcing and using quality local artisan products along with its reputation for its commitment to service. The hotel is also included in the 2010 Bridgestone Good Food Guide.

Kilkenny has a wonderful selection of restaurants from which to choose for a good night out and we are also lucky to have such a high standard of good eateries to choose from.

A potter based in Castlecomer Estate Yard was once again chosen to design the awards for The Bridgestone Electric Picnic Awards 2009.

The aroma of freshly baked scones leads many ‘foodies’ down the cobbled Kirwan’s Lane to Kate Wright’s Cobblestone Café. Still others wander down the mediaeval lane to give Kate’s most faithful café companion a friendly pat on the head. Lilly – Kate’s dog, has become synonymous over the past 10 years with Cobblestone, and even features on the café’s website, www.galwaycookeryclasses.com.

For those who do not attend festivals such as the Electric Picnic, Mantua, Solas, etc, you may wonder what the standard of food at such a festival is like in 2008. Perhaps you have children who attend these outdoor festivals and worry that they will be eating lots of greasy burgers and dodgy frankfurters. Indeed my own memories of concerts are that you could smell the chip vans long before you saw the concert stage, and yes it is a miracle that more of us were not as sick as dogs (we probably were but nobody cared too much).

A potter based in Castlecomer Estate Yard was once again chosen to design the awards for The Bridgestone Electric Picnic Awards 2009.