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How To Put Together The Perfect Irish Cheeseboard
When the cheeseboard is passed round following a hearty meal and the inner voice of your hips says no, while your senses say yes, you know you’ve lost... -
Is there anything more homely than the fragrance of a home-cooked stew or casserole, wafting in the air? That nostril twitching aroma, heady with a taste bud tantalising mix of ingredients cooking slowly to melting tenderness, is enough to bring them all running. A warming stew or casserole is the antidote to frosty days or the usual driving rain and gale-force winds that make up the Irish winter. Makes us hungry just thinking of it!
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Seasonal Fruits Of Halloween
The night of magical happenings is soon upon us! Tuesday 31st October is Halloween. All Hallows Eve (All Saints Eve) is the correct name, so-called because... -
Time To Start Diggin’ Winter Spuds
The Irish are known for loving the humble spud. Solanum tuberosum, to give it the Latin name, has been buried deep in the psyche of the Irish for centuries.... -
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Vitamin Bee – The Health Benefits of Raw Honey
Raw honey is healing and delicious, tasting of the land and seasons. Noel Leahy shares the secrets of the beehive with Good Food Ireland®. -
Date Night In West Cork
Where better to spend a romantic night enjoying great food with your loved one, than West Cork? This incredible, region has driven the artisan food movement... -
What Foods Are In Season In September
We are transitioning from summer to autumn, the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness is starting. Much of the summer food is still available this month... -
Picking Wild Blackberries
Has anyone ever gone on the quest for the ultimate wild blackberry? Today, we are conducting a Blackberry review from around the country! How are this... -
School Lunch Ideas for Kids
It’s the end of the summer holidays for many students. Start getting organised and planning the lunch boxes. We have a few tips and hints that might... -
The History Of Afternoon Tea in Ireland
There’s something very gracious about taking afternoon tea. The tiered cake stand is loaded with elegant crustless triangular or finger sandwiches,... -
What To Do In The Garden In August
The beginning of the end of the summer is nigh. Sorry to sound all doom and gloom, but the fact is, once August is out, we’re into the season of mellow... -
We’re at the height of summer. Midsummer’s Day has already passed,  and from here on in, the growing season is at its peak. What can we expect to be finding and enjoying in July?
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10 Fabulous Food Tours In Ireland
We are nearing the end of summer, but it’s still time to plan a nice weekend trip around Ireland and enjoy a fabulous food tour fit for your...