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Pictured today (Tuesday, 7 th June) at the launch of ‘Flavours of Fingal’, Ireland’s largest county show due to take place on the 2 nd and 3 rd July in Newbridge House and Farm, Donabate, North County Dublin is Mayor of Fingal, Cllr. Seána Ó’Rodaigh and Katie Smith (aged 3) from St. Margaret’s, Dublin with a puppy and black chick from the Fingal farm.
Flavours of Fingal attracts an average of 80,000 visitors each year and is hosted by Fingal County Council, in conjunction with the Fingal Farmers Group and the Fingal Harriers. Renowned as an action-packed family event, visitors can expect farming, horticulture, music, food, shopping and free children’s entertainment. www.flavoursoffingal.ie

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NO REPRO FEE: Steven and Caitriona Fitzgerald with their children Donagh (4), Aodhán (5) and Ólan (2) on their farm in Aglish, West Waterford as they prepare for visitors as part of West Waterford Festival of Food, which runs from 10-12 June. Over 35,000 visitors are expected to attend Ireland’s largest food festival, with children’s events to include the ‘Bus Bia’ buses, Family Farm Buses, workshops, talks, demos and tasting sessions to develop an interest in growing, rearing and cooking food from a young age. See www.westwaterfordfestivaloffood.com for more. Photo credit: Patrick Browne

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