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Cookery Feature - Fantastic Farm Food


Launch of Gubbeen Cookbook
Author: Georgina Campbell
I have long been an admirer of the Ferguson family and have often cited their West Cork farm, Gubbeen, as a shining example of sustainable farming and quality food production in Ireland.
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A Burren Farm Visit


Aoife Carrigy
Author: Aoife Carrigy
Aoife Carrigy heads off on a very unusual trip to Co Clare
It's hard to resist an invitation of tea at Father Ted's house. Especially when it's to be followed by lunch at the Robson family farmhouse in the heart of the Burren, prepared by ely's executive chef Ryan Stringer and with wines, craft beers and cider specially selected by sommelier Ian Brosnan. Throw in talks from BurrenLife conservationists, the Burren Smokehouse and the Burren SPUD project and it's no surprise we set off from ely chq with a bus full of ely staff, bloggers and journalists.
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The Darina Allen Column


Darina Allen
Author: Darina Allen
IFEST, the first major celebration of Irish culture and food was held in Boston recently - and Darina was there. It’s the brainchild of Rachael Kelly, the young entrepreneur who was behind the Taste of Dublin festival for many years. Her vision is to take IFEST to all the American cities where there is a strong Irish diaspora and not just to celebrate Ireland but to generate both business investment and tourism.
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This Farming Life - November in Castlefarm


Castlefarm Cows
Author: Jenny Young
Yippee one more month milking, before we dry off for the winter. At the beginning of November we bring our cows indoors for the winter. For the next two months they will sleep indoors on straw bedding and will be fed a diet of silage, which is wilted grass that we cut and put into a pit or baled earlier in the summer.
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An Irish Chef in France


Martin Dwyer - new guests
Author: Martin Dwyer
People find us here in the Languedoc for the strangest of reasons but the following story of a couple who arrived this autumn is probably the most unlikely.
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Insider View


Lucy & Johnny Madden
Author: Lucy Madden
Ending the year on an optimistic note, Lucy Madden finds encouragement in the observation that a more relaxed approach in restaurants and hotels does not have to mean a lessening of standards, more a shift in emphasis
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Durcan's Spiced Beef - Special Irish Foods & The People Who Make Them


Durcan's Spiced Beef
Author: Georgina Campbell
Tom Durcan Meats was established in 1985, so this is far from being one of Ireland’s longest-established butchers - but it is one of the most highly-regarded and, being right next to the fountain at The English Market, also very easy to find.
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Grow It Yourself - November


GIY Turkeys
Author: Michael Kelly
With Halloween over, the countdown to Christmas is truly on, and as a result we have turkeys back in our garden again. Each year we rear about 4 turkeys, with one becoming the centerpiece of our Christmas Day celebrations, and the balance jointed and put in to the freezer.
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Dan Kelly's Cider - Beer of the Month


Dan Kellys Cider
Author: Kristin Jensen
For November, our expert columnist, food blogger - and joint author of Slainte! The complete Guide To Irish Craft Beers and Ciders - KRISTIN JENSEN has moved away from beer, to offer up a very promising, and seasonal, craft cider
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Irish Nuts - In Season


Hells Kettle Hazelnuts
Author: Georgina Campbell
Although collecting wild hazelnuts from hedgerows was a common activity in Ireland until recently (and has perhaps seen a resurgence due to the current popularity of all kinds of foraging), commercial nut growing has never been a significant aspect of Irish food production.
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