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Cork producers, Keohane Seafoods and Sage Products have partnered with Simply Better
to create memorable seasonal bites for the Christmas range at Dunnes Stores.
After a difficult few years, will our local farmers and food producers look back fondly on the 2024 holiday season? Let's do what we can to make this season a happy one for them.
No need to look abroad for your ingredients this festive season – here is a handy guide to finding the best Irish produce for your Christmas dinner, writes Janine Kennedy.
A chef is only ever as good as their team and the quality of the ingredients used – this is why their relationships with primary producers are so important, writes Janine Kennedy.
Good Food Ireland founder and managing director, Margaret Jeffares, on the businesses shaping Ireland's rich culinary heritage, writes Rosalind Skillen.
There are many people working, often behind the scenes, to ensure local food stories leave a memorable mark on the overall visitor experience – such as the Samhain Festival, writes Janine Kennedy.