Noel McMeel

Noel McMeel is an Irish chef who is executive head chef at Lough Erne Golf Resort and Hotel in Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh. He describes his cooking as "modern Irish cuisine".^[1]

Personal life

He studied at the Northern Ireland Hotel and Catering College before training in a number of restaurants, including working for the well known Irish Chef Paul Rankin. He then earned a scholarship to attend Johnson & Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island. Following this he worked in a number of establishments, including the Watergate Hotel in Washington, D.C. and Chez Panisse in San Francisco. He opened his own restaurant Trompets in the late 1990s.

Notes

Prior to his current post, McMeel was head chef at Castle Leslie, County Monaghan, where he was responsible for the 300-guest vegetarian banquet at the wedding of Paul McCartney and Heather Mills in June 2002.^[2]
He took part in the second series of the BBC cookery challenge Great British Menu, where he lost in the Northern Ireland heat to Richard Corrigan. He then returned for series three, but again lost, this time to Danny Millar.

External links

http://www.loughernegolfresort.com/?gclid=CNiuodS5qZICFQOUaAodaikgwA Lough Erne Golf Resort Website
http://noelmcmeel.com/

References

↑ Great British Menu Archived July 18, 2008, at the Wayback Machine. season 2 episode 16 broadcast on BBC2 on 23 April 2007
↑ Convoy rolls in for Sir Paul's feast Daily Telegraph 7 June 2002

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