From gourmet pop-ups to gardening inspiration, grooving with some Strictly stars and visiting an historic castle… it’s all happening this weekend:
From gourmet pop-ups to gardening inspiration, grooving with some Strictly stars and visiting some great castles … it’s all happening this weekend …There’s no need to hop on a ferry to enjoy the culinary delights of Normandy this bank holiday. Some Normandy food experts will be serving up some sweet and savoury delights in Dublin on June 3, Waterford on June 4, and New Ross Town, Wexford, on June 5.
Look out for their distinctive Normandy food trucks and the producers which include Grignot’Malin , Caravanille , and La Dégusterie . There will also be tastings of patisserie as well as cookery demonstrations during which chefs will prepare Escalope à la Normande, Teurgoule rice pudding along with some brioche. The Normandy Food Tour is a free-to-attend event.
Ciara McQuillan says “The Food Village at Bloom is a haven for hungry and thirsty attendees with a vast selection of different cuisines to suit every taste. Exhibitors worth checking out include All Bar Chicken, Bahay, Bob’s Pizza, Builín Blasta, Salty Buoy, Kinara, Hell’s BBQ, Pitt Bros, Little Dumpling and taco’s from Los Chicanos. For sweet treat check out Ciao Cannoli, Gino’s Gelato, Munchies Waffles and of course, that market staple, fresh Crepes. Go hungry.
Tickets for Bord Bia Bloom are on sale via the website and cost from €25 per person – with every adult ticket purchased, two children under 16 go free;A long weekend is the ideal time to explore this gorgeous estate. Birr has been the home of the Parsons’ family since 1620. Each summer the 7th Earl of Rosse, William Brendan Parsons and Alison Lady Rosse, open their home to the public.
For gourmets, there’s some exquisite fine dining options at Lismore Castle and in Dromore Yard, where chef Eunice Power is offering The MacBeth Menu – a pre-opera formal dining menu at Lismore Castle. Eamo & Ró are also offering a choice of three gourmet picnic tables at Dromore Yard. Guests can also bring their own picnic – do book a spot in one of the romantic, semi-restored outhouses.
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