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Top accolade for Yew Tree Restaurant

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THE Muckross Park Hotel & Spa’s Yew Tree Restaurant has been recognised for its culinary excellence with the awarding of a two AA Rosette awards.

The AA Rosette is an award recognising exceptionally high standards in culinary excellence demonstrated by AA Accredited restaurants across Ireland and the UK. The aim of the Rosette system is to provide reliable information for all patrons about where to eat.

To receive the award of two AA Rosettes demonstrates a great precision in cooking and attention to the selection of quality ingredients.

Muckross Park Hotel & Spa manager Daniel O’Connor said: “We are delighted for the restaurant and kitchen teams who are committed to enhancing the standard of service and quality of the dishes served each year. This accolade is a testament to their outstanding work.”

Executive chef John O’Leary said: “We are very lucky here in Kerry with top quality produce available on our doorstep. We believe in cooking great ingredients in a simple and uncomplicated manner. I’m extremely proud of my team on winning this fantastic award”.

The Yew Tree Restaurant also won Kerry’s Best Hotel Restaurant at the Restaurant Association of Ireland awards this year. Muckross Park Hotel & Spa has also made it on to the McKenna Guide’s 100 Top places to stay in Ireland this year and has been listed in Georgina Campbell’s Ireland Guide 2017.
 


 
Above: Chef de partie James O’Sullivan, Jozsef Sipos, executive chef John O’Leary, hotel manager Daniel O’Connor, restaurant manager Zsolt Zidek and Paul Fulop.

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French classes to begin in Killarney

French language classes will begin in Killarney on September 17. The course is being led by Hélène Olivier-Courtney, a native of Tours in the Loire Vallée. She has extensive experiencing […]

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French language classes will begin in Killarney on September 17.

The course is being led by Hélène Olivier-Courtney, a native of Tours in the Loire Vallée.

She has extensive experiencing in teaching French at primary, secondary and third level.

The programme runs for 10 weeks, with each session lasting 1.5 hours.

Small groups and private tuition are available in Killarney, Killorglin and online.

Course Director Hélène said there is plenty to look forward to with social brunches, evening quizzes and baking competitions.

There will also be an end of year trip to France.

Those who are interested in enrolling can register at the Avenue Hotel on September 10 or Kingston Hotel in Killorglin on September 11 between 5 – 7.30pm.

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2025 Cromane Seafest returns

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Cromane’s Seafest returns this September with a weekend of jam-packed activities for the entire family.

There will be live music, sport, family activities and community celebrations on offer from September 12 to September 14.

The festival will open on Friday evening with the introduction of the Captain Event, which is brand new.

Running from 6.00 pm to midnight, this event will see the crowning of the very first Seafest Captain.

Nominees going for the title include Mikey Houlihan, Donnie McCarthy, Chiara McGrath, and Billy O’Neill.

The evening will also feature music by Ger O’Shea at 6.00 pm and Pop Gods at 8.30 pm. On Saturday morning, the festival continues with the Triathlon.

Visitors can enjoy a wide range of family-friendly activities, including a water trampoline, kayaks, paddleboards, arts and crafts, and so much more.

The 10-Mile Run will be launched at 9am.

This will be followed by the much-loved Raft Race at 12.00 pm, a highlight of Seafest tradition.

The afternoon programme includes a performance from the Molgoggers at 2.00 pm, with further food, chef demos, shucking competition, surf and turf activities and live entertainment running from 12.00 pm to 7.00 pm.

Seafest 2025 promises a weekend of community spirit, celebration, and fun for all ages, making it an unmissable highlight of the year in Cromane.

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