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Brown Thomas Galway will present ‘Amplify your Personal Brand Online and In Person’ in Brown Thomas Galway on Wednesday next, October 2 at 6.15pm.

Hotels in Ireland can be largely divided into two main types. The first type were built in recent years, a result of the economic boom, and are largely run by professional management companies whose brief is to merely keep the business afloat and get ‘heads in beds’. The Menlo Park is the other sort of hotel. Part of the landscape and the fabric of life in the local area, providing employment and welcoming guests from Ireland and far flung parts of the world since it first opened in the late nineties.

While the senior footballers of Mayo secured their three in a row of Connacht titles earlier this summer, and anticipate further cause for celebration this month, the four star Hotel Westport is also celebrating with a trio of Primary Times awards, for the top 10 family friendly hotels in Ireland, secured in 2011, 2012 and for 2013 also.

There are some things in Ireland that we are really genuinely good at. OK, so soccer isn’t one of them these days, but hospitality is. 

There are some things in Ireland that we are really genuinely good at. OK, so soccer isn’t one of them these days, but hospitality is. 

There are some things in Ireland that we are really genuinely good at. OK, so soccer isn’t one of them these days, but hospitality is. 

The Downhill House Hotel brought gold home to Ballina, winning one of the most prestigious awards in Irish hospitality - the Hotel and Catering Review Gold Medal Award for Best Three Star in Ireland, sponsored by Tourism Ireland.

The four-star Knockranny House Hotel in Westport has been awarded a top Irish hospitality industry’s award in the Hotel & Catering Review Gold Medal Award for Four Star Hotels, sponsored by Aon Insurance.

The Four Star Westwood Hotel in Galway City has been awarded a Special Merit Award by the more than 6,000 Customers of CIE Tours International who passed through its doors during 2009.

Irish hoteliers have joined with Minister for Arts, Sports and Tourism, Martin Cullen TD, to launch the 2009 Be Our Guest Guide and kick start the Irish Hotels Federation’s (IHF) international marketing drive for 2009. Now in its 22nd edition, the guide is renowned as Ireland’s largest tourist accommodation listing, featuring almost 1,000 hotels and guesthouses from every county, including 35 in County Mayo. Over 300,000 guides will be distributed in 22 countries in the coming months, acting as a key marketing tool in promoting Ireland at home and abroad.