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Cecily Gilligan has been researching the rich world of Irish folk medicine for almost forty years, interviewing people around the country who possess these mystical cures.
Irish wine from Irish grown grapes? David Llewellyn has achieved what many have often felt to be impossible with his line of Lusca wines. Janine Kennedy chats with the Co Dublin winemaker.
Imagine coming home from grocery shopping and when you’ve put all the bags on the counter, you took a quarter of all the food and put it in the bin, writes Margaret Leahy.
Ethna Sheehan has planted deep roots in Dungarvan over the past 56 years, but she fondly recalls a beautiful childhood in Bandon where food, family and friends took precedent, writes Janine Kennedy.
Cork restauranteur Denis Cotter says his approach to food changed when he first started working with Irish farmers - and two Irish farmers in particular, writes Janine Kennedy
After taking in several students from France, Margaret Leahy has learned that our home-grown cuisine is, in fact, fully up to scratch for the French palate
Sharon Greene discusses her and her husband Gordon's small business, Wild Irish Foragers, and why picking and preserving are important for both nature and our heritage. In conversation with Janine Kennedy
As a chef, I thought my kids would be lining up for seconds of my home-cooked meals. Instead, I am increasingly relying on my sandwich-making skills writes Janine Kennedy.