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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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Northern Ireland
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Ireland's culinary culture
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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
Local food and farmers’ markets are now 
Farm visits are an essential and highly 
a regular fixture on the food calendar 
enjoyable part of the Irish food 
and offer the perfect chance to meet 
experience. They also make a great 
with producers from around the country. 
treat for families. Tantalising tours and 
Sample some jewels of the Atlantic 
organic trails will whet the appetite at 
Ocean and fine rural produce at these 
these local farms:
farmers’ markets:
•  The Organic Centre, Rossinver, 
•  Galway City Market 
  County Leitrim 
  A joyful way to spend a Saturday, this weekly market 
  Showcasing crops nurtured in tune with nature, plus  
  in the heart of Galway city will arrest your senses and 
  demonstrations including slow food days, tours and  
  inspire your culinary creativity.
  short courses.
•  Ennis Town Farmers’ Market, County Clare
•  Tourism Tastes Trail, County Galway 
  Friday mornings, this market is a feast for the eyes as  
  A four-day tour with visits to artisan producers    
   well as the stomach!
  around the dramatic County Galway landscape 
  
  and coastline.
•  Donegal Town Market
  One Saturday every month, the heart of Donegal  
  town lights up with the displays of fine, fresh and 
  locally produced food.
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