TV stylist Marietta Doran and Eoghan Corry of Travel Extra.ie are the main judges for this year's ceremony on November 9th.
Two of Ireland’s best-known names in lifestyle and travel are joining the judging panel for the Midlands 103 Hospitality Awards 2026, with TV stylist Marietta Doran and Eoghan Corry of Travel Extra.ie announced as the event’s two main judges.
The pair will help decide who deserves to take home the coveted awards, celebrating the very best people, businesses and venues across the Midlands hospitality industry.
And there is plenty to play for, with one winning business set to receive a €10,000 marketing campaign with Midlands 103, giving them the opportunity to showcase their business to the station’s huge audience across the region.
The awards will take place at the Midlands Park Hotel on November 9th, bringing together the region’s hospitality industry for a night of celebration, recognition and entertainment.
Guests can also look forward to awards for Best Dressed Man and Best Dressed Woman, alongside a night of amazing entertainment.
Now, Midlands 103 is calling on the public to nominate the hospitality businesses and individuals they believe deserve recognition.
From restaurants, hotels and cafés to pubs, venues, chefs and the people who make every customer feel welcome, the awards are an opportunity to shine a light on the people who make Midlands hospitality so special.
Nominations are now open at Midlands103.com.
With Marietta Doran and Eoghan Corry bringing their expertise and industry knowledge to the judging panel, the competition is set to be fierce as the Midlands 103 Hospitality Awards search for the very best in the business.
Midlands 103 Business Development Manager Courtney Callaghan says it's easy for businesses to put themselves forward:
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