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Looking for a great place to eat in Ireland? From Belfast to Dingle, there's no shortage of Michelin-rated restaurants to be found on the island of Ireland!

The full Michelin Guide verdict on the 21 Irish restaurants awarded stars

A few years ago, I bumped into Mickael Viljanen outside The Greenhouse, the restaurant on Dawson Street in Dublin where he was working at the time. He had dark circles under his eyes, and as we chatted, he alternated drags of a cigarette with gulps from a can of energy drink.

Chefs picked up a new two-star, a new one-star and a Service award too

In the 1960s, Youen Jacob, a young Breton, sailed into to the West Cork village of Baltimore, liked what he saw, and stayed to create one of the best-known seafood restaurants in the country, Chez Youen. It was a favourite with Francophile Charlie Haughey, who would sweep into the harbour on his yacht, Celtic Mist, for lobster and Dom P lunches. Neither man is with us now, but Youen Junior, and his wife Kate, have the The Lookout and La Jolie Brise restaurants, and the fab Waterfront Hotel.

The Forbes' Travel Guide has awarded five-star designations to two resorts in Ireland.

Joe McNamee compiles a list of those who have made Ireland their home and larder, forever changing the face of Irish food

Great restaurant Champagne lists: Our expert guide to the best places to eat in the UK and Ireland if you’re a committed Champagne lover.

DUBAI: Ireland has so much to offer that it’s sometimes difficult to know where to begin. Do you head to the Wild Atlantic Way, to Dublin, to Galway, to Cork? Do you take a food tour of Belfast, wander the Glens of Antrim, or soak up the history of Kilkenny Castle? You can’t have it all, of course, but you can try. The Grand Central Hotel in Belfast is an ideal starting point,

Kelly’s Resort Hotel & Spa, one of the top 4-star luxury resort hotels in Ireland, has recently opened the Sea Rooms