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Food News From Irish Country Living
Irish Country Living has all the latest food news that you will want to read. Browse our amazing recipes and interviews with chefs and food experts. Keep up to date with our dedicated Irish food industry news articles.
This year has officially been one of the worst years for enforcement orders since the
establishment of the Food Safety Authority of Ireland in 1998 – so how can we do better? writes Janine Kennedy.
The Irish Butchers’ Guild is appealing to consumers to choose their meats carefully
to support local farmers and independent traders, writes Janine Kennedy.
Waterford Distillery may have gone into receivership, but it still has plenty of whiskey ageing in its casks and every reason to believe it will come out of this stronger than before.
This Christmas, Co Derry chef and television presenter Paula McIntyre is all about breaking with tradition, while still making use of great local produce, writes Janine Kennedy.