Shaun Doherty, senior agronomist at Marks & Spencer alongside Ballymakenny Farm owners David and Maria Flynn.
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I see that Marks & Spencer has partnered with Ballymakenny Farm, a family farm in Drogheda, Co Louth, to sell a range of locally grown heritage and what have been described as “gourmet” spuds.
The family scaled back Rooster production and moved into speciality and heritage varieties including the striking Purple Rain potatoes, with other varieties including Pink Fir Apple, Red Emmalie, Mayan Gold, and Lily Rose rotating throughout the season.
The potatoes can be found in all 16 stores across Ireland, with all varieties grown, harvested and packed in Co Louth.
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The Dealer just needs a good lump of butter and a shake of salt to pair them with.
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I see that Marks & Spencer has partnered with Ballymakenny Farm, a family farm in Drogheda, Co Louth, to sell a range of locally grown heritage and what have been described as “gourmet” spuds.
The family scaled back Rooster production and moved into speciality and heritage varieties including the striking Purple Rain potatoes, with other varieties including Pink Fir Apple, Red Emmalie, Mayan Gold, and Lily Rose rotating throughout the season.
The potatoes can be found in all 16 stores across Ireland, with all varieties grown, harvested and packed in Co Louth.
The Dealer just needs a good lump of butter and a shake of salt to pair them with.
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