Tipperary hotel concierge inducted to prestigious international society

A Tipperary hotel worker has been inducted into a prestigious society which proves their dedication to service.

Sally McGrath, concierge at the Cashel Palace Hotel has been inducted to the Les Clefs d’Or Society for hotel concierges, which allows her to wear the by the golden crossed keys on her lapel, signifying her membership of the society.

The local luxury hotel have paid tribute to Ms McGrath on social media, highlighting her commitment to providing unforgettable guest experiences.

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"This achievement is a testament to Sally’s exceptional skill, deep local knowledge, and unwavering commitment to creating unforgettable guest experiences.

"Whether it is uncovering Tipperary's hidden gems, orchestrating bespoke itineraries or welcoming guests with her signature warmth, Sally goes above and beyond every single day," the local hotel wrote on social media.

"Her dedication reflects the very heart of Cashel Palace, and we could not be prouder to have her as part of our team," they addded.

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The Les Clefs d'Or Society is a worldwide professional association of hotel concierges.

With roots dating back to 1929, Les Clefs d’Or was officially founded in France in 1952 as a not-for-profit organisation based on two pillars: Service and Friendship.

Before earning the right to wear the golden keys, those who aspire to become a member must have several years of experience as a hotel concierge, pass comprehensive testing and prove, beyond doubt, their ability to deliver highest quality of service.