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07 Oct 2025
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Rathmullan House
Rathmullan House and the Lemon Tree Restaurant in Letterkenny have been announced as finalists in the 2025 Good Food Awards.
Both establishments will find out if they have won their respective categories on Monday, November 10, at a gala at the K Club in Kildare.
Rathmullan House was listed for the Culinary Haven of the Year award, along with other well-known establishments such as Castle Leslie in Monaghan and Ghan House in Louth.
The Lemon Tree Restaurant was nominated for the prestigious Restaurant of the Year category.
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Finalists were selected by an independent panel of Irish and international experts following mystery inspections and detailed assessments.
Margaret Jeffares, founder of Good Food Ireland, said: “Good Food Ireland was born from a desire to celebrate Ireland’s world-class food, drink and farming champions.
“The calibre of entries this year has been phenomenal - across every county and category, we have seen businesses that truly embody our 2025 theme, ‘Rooted in Taste. Backed by Trust.’
"Each finalist should feel enormously proud to be recognised as one of the best in Ireland.”
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