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Halloween Toffee Apple Time!
Halloween is fast approaching! Shops are beginning to fill with little treats for the annual trick or treaters knocking on your door. Pumpkins will soon... -
It’s Irish Apple Time! Ever since Eve was tempted to eat the apple by the serpent in the Garden of Eden, this seasonal autumn fruit has been the downfall of many a human! What’s not to like about the crunchy crispness and fresh taste of a naturally produced Irish apple? September is the season when our homegrown apples come into the market. Growers have worked hard all year, pruning and caring for trees and protecting the delicate blossoms of spring, that brings forth fruit in autumn. Their work is now done, as the apple harvest comes to fruition.
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The Raw Food Revolution
Raw food is on the up for 2022. Joining vegetarianism and veganism (plant-based eating) is the food trend that takes root in the movement toward eating... -
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.... -
Did You Know? It’s Oyster Month…
We’re talking oysters! These shellfish are a love/hate thing. If you love them, you really love them! So presuming you do, here’s a little bit of info... -
The Word On Menus With Good Food Ireland
Working out the menu can often be the most challenging thing about going out to eat. What do you get when you pick from the ‘A la Carte’ as opposed... -
Best Places To Eat Sunday Lunch
Sunday equals a Sunday lunch! This meal, usually a roast with all the trimmings, was always the norm in every home, on the day of rest when all the family... -
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10 Fabulous Food Tours In Ireland
10 Fabulous Food Tours In Ireland 1: Achill Island Farm Tours Fancy a food tour on a working farm? Then head to Achill Island in Co Mayo and meet the... -
Tour The English Market In Cork
The English Market in Cork is one of the city’s most iconic buildings. Donal O’Drisceoil, the co-author of Serving a City: The Story of Cork’s English... -
Touring East Cork
Lots of people wax lyrical about West Cork with its rugged mountainous scenery and the wild Atlantic Ocean. Its opposite number on the other side of Cork... -
And Doggy Comes Too…Pet Friendly Holidays
If you’re a dog owner, your beloved pooch is probably like another member of the family. So it’s a shame that when you get time off to take a breakaway,... -
Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way has had much publicity since its launch in 2014. It’s fast becoming one of the ‘must do’ holiday driving trips for travellers from home and abroad. Over 2500km of winding roads meander Ireland’s west coast. The journey encapsulates awe-inspiring scenery on rugged shores washed by the Atlantic Ocean, as well as the culture and heritage of the people who live and work along this route.
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Eat West Cork With Good Food Ireland
Wild Atlantic Way. Just the very name conjures majesty, magnificence, unbridled beauty and raw natural scenery. That’s just what this coastal route offers...