For the first time ever, diners can choose from six Michelin-starred restaurants throughout Dublin. Champagne corks were popping in kitchens across the city recently, as two restaurants, Mint in Ranelagh and Bon Appetit in Malahide, were awarded the coveted Michelin stars for the first time.The fine dining establishments join an elite club, made up of Chapter One on Parnell Square, the French-Irish fusion restaurant L'Ecrivain and Thornton's at the Fitzwilliam Hotel on St Stephen's Green. And the hard work at Patrick Guilbaud's restaurant at the Merrion Hotel has paid off, as the country's only two star establishment remained firmly on the 2008 restaurant guide for it's 13th year. in Belfast, Restaurant Michael Deane was the only establishment with a Michelin star in Northern Ireland.
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