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Choice, warmth, tradition
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The gourmet's guide to Ireland
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Eating out in Ireland
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Ireland - a gastronome's paradise
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An Irish food glossary
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An Irish food glossary
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Travelling to Ireland
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Accommodation in Ireland
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Map of Ireland
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Farmers’ markets
Farm visits
Not only are these wonderfully 
An educational and enjoyable part of the 
atmospheric places to browse, they’re 
Irish landscape, farm visits are perfect for 
also ideal for sampling the finest local, 
families and for larger groups. Get to 
organic and artisan produce around...
grips with how it’s really supposed to be 
Tuck into splendid local produce at 
done on these fabulous farm visits in 
these city and country markets:
Northern Ireland:
•  St George’s City Food and Garden Market 
•  Arkhill Farm Centre, Garvagh, County 
  in Belfast was voted the third best food market in the  
   Londonderry – not only is this a great place to 
   UK by the Observer Food Monthly. On Friday and  
   visit, but you can also broaden your mind  
 
  Saturday mornings, this is the place to meet and talk  
   with its curriculum linked teaching and guided tours.
  with food producers. 
•  Mullan’s Organic Farm, Limavady, County 
•  Lisburn, Castlewellan and Newry Markets 
   Londonderry – a centre of excellence for organic   
  are just a few of the farmers’ markets to be found  
   meat of al  varieties, this Sperrin Hil side farm also  
  around Northern Ireland offering mouthwatering  
   participates in the Countryside Management Scheme, 
  baked goods, plus the freshest fruit and veg.
   protecting a species-rich range of habitats on 
   its land.
St George’s Market, Belfast
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