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Top 5 Picnics Off The Motorway In Ireland
By a stream. In a sunny glade in the woods. On a hillside perched high over the ocean. Ireland has plenty of picnic spots to choose from! Lay out the rug.... -
Summer is reaching its productive crescendo in the next few weeks. Gardeners out there know this is the time when produce is coming thick and fast. The problem isn’t what fresh produce is available, more like what to do with it all! This is the time to get the preserving pans out, as gardeners and home growers try their hands at chutneys, pickles and relish in an effort to save some of summer’s tastes for the winter months.
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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... -
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... -
Irish Grown Beans
Are you full of beans after the weekend? No? Don’t worry, you soon will be when you’ve read this blog. -
Our Top Favourite Places To Stay In Northern Ireland
If you’ve never been to Northern Ireland, you’re missing a trick. The place is a hidden gem. The Nine Glens of Antrim, Causeway Coastal Route, Lough... -
The Good Food Ireland Guide To Mint
Mint is the herb of summer. It grows prolifically and its uses are many and varied. Make the most of this soft-leaved herb now as the summer won’t... -
Let Summer Produce Shine at your Next Dinner Party
Seasonal fruits and vegetables taste better and are far more nutritious, that’s enough reason to prioritise eating them. When you’re... -
What To Do In The Garden In July
According to our friends at GROW HQ in Waterford, July is the month when all the hard work pays off and you get abundance aplenty from your vegetable patch.... -
What Foods Are In Season For July
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... -
Father’s Day Facts
Here are a few interesting facts for Father’s Day. In Ireland, the day is always celebrated on the third Sunday of June. It has links with... -
The period of hibernation is over, everyone is now looking for the best way to enjoy the sunny days. We share with you our favourite dining locations in Ireland to enjoy the sun along with some good food and a stunning scenic view! Visit Our Shop
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A Guide To Summer Shellfish
Summer is the season for Ireland’s best and freshest crustaceans. From large Dublin Bay Prawns or Langoustines, as they are also known, to lobsters and...