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06 Sept 2025

Tipperary food and hospitality recognised at national awards ceremony

Georgina Campbell Irish Food & Hospitality Awards

Tipperary food and hospitality recognised at national awards ceremony

Georgina Campbell and Richard Corrigan with P.J. Ryan of Cashel Blue Cheese at the Georgina Campbell Irish Food & Hospitality Awards 2020

From Ireland’s best street, ethnic and seafood to the finest host and the most pet-friendly destination, winners of Georgina Campbell Irish Food & Hospitality Awards 2020, in association with AIB announced Cashel Farmhouse Cheesemakers, Fethard – Winner of Natural Food Award in Dairy category.
Other Tipperary food business who got the nod on the night include Country Choice Deli & Coffee Bar, Nenagh who were Highly commended in Café Of The Year 2020 category and Larkins Bar & Restaurant, Garrykennedy, also highly commended in A Taste Of The Waterways Award 2020 category.
Celebrating 21 years in their current incarnation, the Georgina Campbell Awards recognise and honour Ireland’s standard-bearers in food and hospitality in Ireland with particular emphasis, this year, on the industry pioneers who put down quality markers a generation or more ago.
According to Georgina Campbell, one of Ireland’s foremost food and hospitality writers, Ireland’s success in food, tourism and hospitality is a very exciting and ever-developing story. “I have been thinking a lot about the legacy of the wonderful Myrtle Allen - to whom the industry owes an enormous debt of gratitude and who we remember fondly at today’s event - and those of her generation who have laid down the unshakable foundations of quality. Many of these great people are still active and working alongside their children and often their grandchildren, and they are the pioneers of the genuine hospitality, sustainable food sourcing and innovation that Ireland is gaining a reputation for today,” said Georgina Campbell.
Speaking at the awards, Georgina Campbell had praise for the improvements in sourcing policies, crediting Bord Bia’s Just Ask programme for the work it has done in this area. “Provenance is so important to consumers and establishments owe it to themselves, their suppliers and their customers to highlight the origin of the produce on the menu, thereby supporting Irish suppliers,” said Georgina.
Amongst the many guests who attended the prestigious awards were Richard Corrigan, Darina Allen Michael Deane, Niall McKenna and Andy McFadden, all of whom are widely recognised as leading lights in the promotion of Ireland’s thriving food and hospitality industries.
Georgina Campbell’s Ireland’s rigorous programme of anonymous assessment visits is a year-round process and winners are nominated solely by an independent assessment team.

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