How to cook Christmas 2023: Turkey and ham made easy with help from Mark Moriarty, Neven Maguire and more
Christmas dinner part I: Advice and recipes from Mark Moriarty, Grainne O'Keefe, Paul Flynn, Neven Maguire and Darina Allen
Christmas dinner part I: Advice and recipes from Mark Moriarty, Grainne O'Keefe, Paul Flynn, Neven Maguire and Darina Allen
Christmas dinner part I: Advice and recipes from Paul Flynn, Neven Maguire and Darina Allen
It’s time to reset – not offset – our holidaying habits
Sees.AI gets authorisation to begin operating drones beyond the pilot’s line of sight
Food File: Darina Allen brings culinary cachet to Dún Laoghaire book festival
Food writer Claudia Roden delivers inaugural Myrtle Allen memorial lecture in Cork
Made in Athy project celebrates song collaboration with local man John McKenna
Award made in recognition of support for and promotion of Irish food producers
Angling Notes: Scientists discuss findings of Smoltrak project at Dublin conference
Food File: A farm-to-table cafe in Dublin and something for budding food entrepreneurs
Readers and writers share the titles they’re hoping to get – and giving – this year
Independent sector faces more competition from imports, bigger breweries
For €120 you can ditch the stand-up, food-to-go options, and instead sit down to a five-course banquet
Smoke haze as Herbert Park hosts festival of cooking over fire from Thursday to Sunday
‘Somebody Feed Phil’ visits Irish food heroes in Dublin, Wicklow and Cork
From Body & Soul to the Big Grill, and Playstival to Dublin Pride, there’s plenty of summertime events to choose from
Liverpool built a European empire on camaraderie, banter, talent and a passion for the shirt
‘Europe’s largest barbecue festival’ will take place in Herbert Park in August
The challenge was simple: beside the best food, Sally and John McKenna were on the hunt for the best walks, beaches, knife-makers, weavers and places to kayak too
The sprouts, the roasties, the bird and the ham. This guide will get you through
Here’s the second tranche of stage times for the Stradbally festival
It’s 15 years since Cork chef Denis Cotter showed how vegetables can be a barbie revelation
Paul Flynn and wife Máire on 20 years of the Tannery, almost going broke and learning to love chips
Meat used to be a treat and, somehow, we have got to try to get back to that concept
Two cookery books gently nudge you towards making smarter food choices that are good for your health
Trout anglers’ success at Lough Corrib; and plan to develop coarse fishery in Swords
Food File: Supper in the park, souped up chicken stock, wild weekend in Connemara, joy of pulses
Indian cafe celebrated its first birthday, Audrey McDonald hits the road again, seaweed snacks, special interest breaks at Kelly’s and a swanky afternoon tea
Is Irish butter and milk going to storm the supermarkets of the world and confound the standard nutritional advice that butter and dairy aren’t good for us?
A new book asks music critics and fans that very question, and as you'd expect, the answers vary widely
Founder of Bachelor’s degree in Brewing and Distilling says sector ‘crying out for graduates’
Euro-Toques Ireland is celebrating its 30th anniversary with three collaborative pop-up dinners
The quality of food at the Picnic has always been top-notch, and this year’s festival offering is bigger than ever
Only a blink of time separates our ancestors from today’s migrants
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices