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Choice, warmth, tradition
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The gourmet's guide
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Eating out in Ireland
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A gastronome's paradise
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An Irish food glossary
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Traveling to Ireland
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Discover the flavors of Northern Ireland
Tender beef and lamb produced to the 
highest standards… fresh and smoked 
•  O’Doherty’s, a creative craft butcher in Enniskillen,  
eels, a local tradition… the flavors of 
  County Fermanagh, has developed award-winning  
  products such as dry-cured black bacon and 
Northern Ireland are plentiful and 
  smoked lamb. 
delicious. 
•  At Drumgooland Smokehouse in Downpatrick,  
  County Down, smoked duck makes the perfect  
The rocky shores of the Ards Peninsula and glistening 
  starter to a memorable meal. 
Carlingford Lough provide the ideal environment 
•  Finnebrogue Venison, reared on the extensive  
for oysters, scallops, mussels and crabs; and 
  Finnebrogue estate in Downpatrick, County Down, is  
award-winning Glenarm salmon is farmed along 
  a true taste experience. 
the Antrim coast. Of course, the perfect indigenous 
•  Moyallon Foods of Craigavon, County Armagh,  
accompaniment to fish dishes has to be champ, a 
  supplies delicious specialty sausages and dry-cured  
mouthwatering blend of floury potatoes, scallions 
  bacon produced from rare breeds. 
and butter. 
•  Bushmills Whiskey is one of County Antrim’s  
  must-sees, world-renowned for its wonderful    
Local Specialities 
  whiskeys. Learn its history from the beginnings in  
  1608 on a guided tour of the distillery, and sample  
•  Ditty’s Bakery of Magherafelt, County Londonderry,  
  the varieties on offer. 
  specializes in a range of handcrafted traditional  
•  Irwin’s Bakery of Portadown, County Armagh,  
  oatcakes. 
  specializes in Irish breads and has recently, in    
•  McCartney’s Butchers of Moira, County Down,  
  association with Guinness, created new Guinness  
  makes an exciting selection of award-winning    
  bread made with 17% real stout.
  specialty sausages. 
20 Cushendun, County Antrim