Loam restaurant, Galway, will host a panel discussion with leading ladies of the West's food scene.
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Four leading ladies of the Galway food scene will be sharing their experiences in a free panel discussion this Saturday 4 April as part of the Galway Food Festival. Taking place in Loam Restaurant at 4pm, the panel will include journalist and food guild writer Barbara Collins; Michelle Crehan of The Kitchen at the Museum; Cait Noone, head of the Department of Hotel & Tourism Management at GMIT; and Gill Carroll, business woman and creator and owner of 37 West. The event will be hosted by Jess Murphy of the award-winning Kai café and restaurant. For more information, check out Kai on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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Four leading ladies of the Galway food scene will be sharing their experiences in a free panel discussion this Saturday 4 April as part of the Galway Food Festival. Taking place in Loam Restaurant at 4pm, the panel will include journalist and food guild writer Barbara Collins; Michelle Crehan of The Kitchen at the Museum; Cait Noone, head of the Department of Hotel & Tourism Management at GMIT; and Gill Carroll, business woman and creator and owner of 37 West. The event will be hosted by Jess Murphy of the award-winning Kai café and restaurant. For more information, check out Kai on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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