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Delphi Adventure Resort & Spa is celebrating the launch of The Chef’s Table, a concept restaurant created by newly appointed and award winning executive head chef, Stefan Matz. 

Kinsale Good Food Circle want your help to find the best chowder chef in Ireland.

Renowned as one of the country’s leading seafood festivals, the 2013 Connemara Mussel Festival will take place over the bank holiday weekend.

A fundraising cookery demonstration brings an evening of great food and seasonal ideas for the home later this month. Charlestown swimming pool committee present a cookery demonstration by award winning chef Anthony Kelly (of the Riverside Restaurant, Charlestown) in the Park Hotel, Kiltimagh, on Monday November 26 at 8pm.

Christmas lights in Belmullet

O’Loughlin Gaels GAA Club will host a tasty fundraiser on Monday November 28, in Langton House Hotel. Award winning chef Neven Maguire will join in the club’s fundraising efforts by demonstrating a range of easy to prepare home-cooked meals which are bound to suit all tastes. All money raised through ticket sales will go to the club.

Come Dine with Me Galway style: This is an eight-week course starting on Monday September 26. The aim of the course is to have you ready to prepare a three-course meal that will wow your friends, and do it all with a minimum of fuss and stress. The course is given by award winning chef Gerry Luskin. The cost is €225.

Come Dine with Me Galway style: This is an eight-week course starting on Monday September 26. The aim of the course is to have you ready to prepare a three-course meal that will wow your friends, and do it all with a minimum of fuss and stress. The course is given by award winning chef Gerry Luskin. The cost is €225.

Kinnitty Castle Hotel is located in the picturesque village of Kinnitty Co Offaly, nestled in the foothills of the Slieve Bloom Mountains, offering the perfect setting for your stay.

One of the nicest new buildings in Galway in recent years, if not the nicest, is the Galway City Museum at the Spanish Arch. However I wonder how many of you have been there? The antiquities and cultural exhibits are, I am afraid, very scant although what is there is very well presented. There is now one very good reason to visit the museum and that is for some interesting food and to relax in what is quite a special building. The building is beside the Spanish Arch and the main entrance faces the big open courtyard area. If you are in town with some members of your family during the Christmas period it would be a good place to arrange to meet, if people are left waiting then they can amuse themselves by looking at the items on exhibit, then go in to the café for some refuelling.