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Ditty’s Home Bakery, Coffee Shop & Deli (Castledawson)
Robert Ditty - Derry, Northern Ireland
Robert Ditty’s Home Bakery and Coffee Shop in Castledawson is the original home of Ditty’s. There’s been a bakery in the town here for the best part of 50 years, started by Robert’s parents. When you visit here, you step back a... -
G’s Gourmet Jams
Helen Gee - Laois
The extraordinary thing about Helen Gee’s jams is the fact that they’re all made in the good old-fashioned way – an open pot, a big wooden spoon and plenty of elbow grease. Only the very best quality fruit and natural ingredients are used with no... -
Kelly’s of Newport Artisan Butchers
Seán Kelly - Mayo
Kelly’s is an artisan butcher from Newport, Co. Mayo, where the family shop has stood proudly on the Main Street for 90 years. Kelly’s puddings and sausages are famous – the result of many years of research, trial and testing by Seán.... -
Firecastle
Kildare Town - Kildare
Firecastle ticks all the boxes, artisan food shop, cafe, cookery school and even beautiful accommodation all wrapped up in one enticing package in the heart of bustling Kildare Town. A sister business to nearby Hartes of Kildare along with The Dew Drop... -
Market House Ennistymon
Sean and Fiona Haugh - Clare
The Market House Ennistymon is a father and daughter run business founded in 2015, with the aim of providing locals and visitors to the charming town of Ennistymon with only the best fresh local produce created by themselves and from fellow local producers. Versatile... -
K O’Connell Fish Merchants
The English Market - Cork
The English Market is a step backwards into the real hustle and bustle of a busy market. Turn a corner and there is K O’Connell’s Fish Merchant’s counter. Neptune himself might be seen doing a spot of shopping here as it was fit for the British...