"The Michelin speculation which always kicks off at this time of year has been lent added frisson by the choice of Dublin as the location for the ceremony to announce the 2026 stars for Britain and Ireland. There are hopes that on February 9 we may have a three-star restaurant in Ireland for the first time. Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen, Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud, Liath and Dede - all with two stars - are in contention."
"Our critic enjoys good food and excellent service at the Castlemartyr Resort restaurant in Co Cork. But the tyre company is fickle and consistent only in its inconsistency, predictable only in its unpredictability."
A critic enjoyed good food and excellent service at the Castlemartyr Resort restaurant in Co Cork. Michelin speculation has intensified because Dublin will host the 2026 Britain and Ireland ceremony, adding excitement to the awards. There are hopes that on February 9 Ireland may secure its first three-star restaurant. Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen, Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud, Liath and Dede currently hold two stars and are among the contenders. The Michelin Guide is portrayed as fickle and unpredictable, making final outcomes uncertain despite strong candidates across the Irish dining scene.
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