Irish seaweed Local Irish products
Irish dulse
If you like new experiences, then try Irish dulse, an iodized, rather full-bodied red seaweed used to accompany fish, omelettes or salads!…
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Irish cod
Often called "fresh cod" in English, Irish cod is one of Ireland's favorite fish! It has to be said that the country…
Parsnips
Parsnips are a very popular vegetable in Ireland! Resembling a white carrot, it is considered an old vegetable but is currently enjoying…
Nettle
No, nettles don't sting on your plate! In fact, it's a much sought-after plant in Irish cuisine! It is used in soups,…
Comber Potatoes
Comber Potatoes are potatoes from Northern Ireland. They are produced to the east and south of Belfast and have a PGI (Protected…
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Lobster in Ireland
Did you know? Ireland is one of Europe’s leading lobster producers! So much so that it is the leading exporter for countries…
Carlingford oysters
If swallowing a dozen oysters doesn’t scare you, then we can’t recommend Carlingford (Co. Louth) oysters highly enough. This is one of…
Portavogie shrimp
Portavogie prawns are a Northern Irish specialty. These are shrimps, caught specifically in the village of Portavogie in County Down. It has…
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Irish sea moss
In Ireland, it’s common practice to exploit the ocean’s natural resources. And in this respect, Irish Sea Moss is a seaweed that…