County Roscommon businesses celebrating following success at awards ceremony

The Old Stone House Restaurant in Ballinlough won the title of Casual Dining Restaurant of the Year at the 6th Irish Hospitality Awards.
Two County Roscommon businesses received accolades at the 6th Irish Hospitality Awards 2024.
The winners were announced at a ceremony held on Monday night, July 1st, at The Crowne Plaza, Dublin Airport, where professionals gathered together for a celebration of the hospitality industry.
Topping the awards list for County Roscommon was the Old Stone House Restaurant in Ballinlough, winning the title of Casual Dining Restaurant of the Year.
Kilronan Castle Estate and Spa in North Roscommon picked up two Highly Commended awards in the categories Romantic Hotel of the Year and Spa Hotel of the Year.
Meanwhile, the Sports Venue of the Year award went to Athlone Regional Sports Centre while among the finalists were Willowbrook Glamping in Ballaghaderreen, Lough Key Forest Park in Boyle and the Night & Day Festival, which has just concluded at Lough Key Forest Park
The Irish Hospitality Awards aim to celebrate the dedication, skill and customer service of the professionals that work within establishments where excellence is standard.
They aim to acknowledge those who make a positive difference in this sector as well as the efforts that the experts put in ensuring their customers always receive top services and unforgettable experiences.
A spokesperson for the 6th Irish Hospitality Awards 2024 said: “Working for the hospitality industry can be challenging at times and the last few years have shown that. These awards aim to recognise those who have succeeded in this sector, despite the difficulties. There are people who have dedicated their whole career in making the country a special destination for visitors. It is time to give those professionals the recognition they deserve.
“The awards provide a platform to thank and honour those who have contributed to making Ireland a friendly and welcoming place, enhancing the country’s reputation nationally and internationally.”