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About Litfest

Litfest - A Food and Drinks Literacy Festival at Ballymaloe is a weekend filled with fascinating facts, inspirational stories, intriguing discussions, incredible knowledge, fantastic music, fabulous dancing and of course, delicious food and drinks.
 
It is the only festival of its kind in Ireland and has created an important hub for food and drinks enthusiasts worldwide to meet and share ideas with each other.

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What people say?

What a remarkable thing that festival was! You have created something so meaningful and important, and I was so happy to be a part of it'

Alice Waters

What people say?

I'll recommend you visiting Litfest if you enjoy genuine hospitality and food - and lots of grand Irish people!

René Redzepi, Noma

What people say?

Last year’s inaugural LitFest was one of the major success stories of the Irish food scene
The Irish Times

What people say?

Litfest is friendly, delicious, agreeably multi-generational, cosmopolitan and it really got me thinking.

Jancis Robinson Master of Wine

What people say?

Foodie news doesn’t come in portions bigger than this – Redzepi is the head chef of Noma in Copenhagen, three times voted Best Restaurant in the World by Restaurant magazine, and as close as it gets to a culinary rock star.

Irish Examiner

What people say?

The most extraordinary A-list of acclaimed food writers ever assembled, and not just in Ireland. The array of talent is simply incredible, and testament to Ballymaloe’s world-class status.

John McKenna, food writer and publisher.

What people say?

Last year’s inaugural LitFest was one of the major success stories of the Irish food scene

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