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The Big Winners: Ireland’s 2020 Michelin Star Restaurants

There's 8 new stars on the island of Ireland as Aimsir debuts with 2 stars for 2020.

Ken McGuire by Ken McGuire
7th October 2019
in Food For Thought
Reading Time: 3min read
The Michelin Guide

The Michelin Guide

Ireland’s collection of Michelin star restaurants for 2020 has been revealed.

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Enda McEvoy also picked up the first award of the evening, the 2020 Sustainability Award for Loam in Galway.

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To complete a swift double, Jurica Govejic of Limerick’s Adare Manor collected the overall Somellier award for 2020.

Adare Manor too picked up their first Michelin star under chef Michael Tweedie.

Two Star Michelin Restaurants in Ireland, 2019

  • Patrick Guilbaud, Dublin
  • Aimsir, Celbridge (new)
  • Greenhouse, Dublin (up from one last year)

One Star Michelin Restaurants in Ireland, 2019

  • Liath, Blackrock, Dublin (was Heron & Grey in 2019 edition)
  • L’Ecrivain, Dublin
  • House, Ardmore
  • Chapter One, Dublin
  • Aniar, Galway
  • Campagne, Kilkenny
  • The Lady Helen, Thomastown, Kilkenny
  • Loam, Galway
  • Wild Honey Inn, Lisdoonvarna
  • Ichigo Ichie, Cork
  • Chestnut, Cork
  • Mews, Cork
  • The Oak Room at Adare Manor, Limerick (new)
  • Bastion, Kinsale (new)
  • Variety Jones, Dublin (new)

At long last Ireland has company for Patrick Guilbaud’s in Dublin with The Greenhouse moving up from one star to a second. Only open less than five months, Aimsir at Cliff at Lyon’s (Celbridge) debuted in the guide at two stars.

The Muddlers Club also joined the list of Belfast restaurants with their first star to keep Ox and Eipic company.

Last week, five new Bib Gourmand entries for Ireland were announced. Dublin picked up two in Circa (Terenure) and Uno Mas. They were joined by Land To Sea (Dingle), Thyme (Athlone) and Balloo House (Killinchy Co. Down).

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