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Bridgestone 100 Best Places to Stay In Ireland 2012It has just been announced that Moy House has again been listed in the Bridgestone 100 Best Places to Stay In Ireland 2012. This is the 21st edition of John and Sally McKenna's classic guide to the best houses and hotels in Ireland and Moy House is delighted to be among the stellar cast of great places to stay and superb Irish hospitality. Bridgestone Guides are on Facebook, Twitter www.bridgestoneguides.com
Second AA Rosette Awarded to Moy HousePress Release - Second AA Rosette Awarded
Moy House for the second year running has had its second AA Rosette awarded and the fine food acknowledged. The award recognises "Culinary Excellence". General
Manager Brid O'Meara is delighted with the second Rosette and says the team
deserves the award. "We will continue to have a strong emphasis on trying
to wow our guests in their dining experience. She looks forward to
welcoming guests to sample the fine food and service into the new season ahead!
Moy House selected as one of the "Best Places to StayThe best places to stay in England, Ireland, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales. The April 2010 edition of National Geographic Magazine announces Moy House in its list of Best Places to Stay 2010- It lists properties from England,
Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and Northern Ireland—most rich in history "Here you'll find what must be the greatest collection of historic accommodations in the world. Very few properties that made the Stay List this year were originally built as hotels. Most began as something else entirely—castle, crofter's cottage, mill house—yet through time evolved into unique lodgings, each with its own story to tell" Charles Kulander writes - "To find these places, our crew of local experts, hotel pundits, and globetrotting journalists offered up hundreds of nominees in . But sense of place is more about the present than the past. Making the final cut were those places fully engaged with their surroundings, tied to community, tuned to the environment—places brimming with spirit".http://traveler.nationalgeographic.com/2010/04/stay-list/ireland-text
Fodor's Choice Property 2011Moy House has been named again for the second year running a 2011 Fodor’s Choice property by Fodor’s Travel, The Team at Moy House are delighted and are certainly aiming for three in a row!
Cliffs of MoherA mere 10 minute drive from Moy House on a stunning coastal drive brings you to "The Cliffs of Moher" who have just been listed in the top 28 in the global online
campaign for the New 7 Wonders of Nature. The third and final phase of
voting is now underway with people again able to vote for the Cliffs
from the selection of 28 official finalist candidates. The new 7
natural wonders will be chosen by an estimated 1 billion votes. Voting
will continue throughout 2010 and 2011 with the official declaration of
the new 7 wonders of nature taking place in 2011. The famous Co. Clare
spot are Ireland’s entry and need your support. ![]() ![]()
Hotel & Catering Review Gold Medal Awards 2009Moy House were finalists in the 2009 Hotel and Catering Review Gold Medal Awards. In two categories Moy House were selected as a finalist; Country Houses & Guesthouses and also Customer Experience category. The team at Moy House were delighted with the news and recognition For more details www.hotelandcateringreview.ie The winners of all 14 categories of the 21st Hotel & Catering Review Gold Medal Awards were announced at gala dinner in The Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin on 21st September
Moy House features on popular Cookery Program Airing Worldwide!As well as all the delicious food Clodagh sources in Fresh From The Sea, she also visits people and organisations who are part of Ireland's maritime community, including: The Valentia Lifeboat, the Dunmore East coastguard unit and Sikoursky helicopter, the Malin Head weather station, Liam and Martin Wylie, boat builders from Cork, Oliver and Sean O'Driscoll, fish stall owners and champion fish-filleters and Bobby Nash, an artist who creates 3D pictures from nautical charts. |
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