Sarah Gilmartin: ‘#Me Too fatigue? It’s been five years. Come back in 500’
The Limerick author on cooking, Dominic West and Service, her new novel about consent and inflated egos in the world of upmarket restaurants
Author Sarah Gilmartin. Photo by Gerry Mooney
Sophie Grenham
When I arrive at Sarah Gilmartin’s home, the first thing I notice in the doorway is a large toy Labrador wearing an Ireland jersey. His name is Judge and apparently I’m not the first person to do a double-take.
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