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Grabmytable.com is set to launch globally. The service allows restaurants to build their own website in minutes and at a fraction of the cost of getting a full website developed

This Christmas, Clement & Pekoe, the Irish speciality tea and coffee company, has created a range of gift boxes as the perfect seasonal gift.

Irish grocery supplier Taste Ireland (www.tasteireland.com.au) launches it's Christmas hampers for distribution across Australia and New Zealand, for Irish at home to send expats a piece of home this Christmas.

A new website called Peterdowdall.com has just been launched by one of Ireland’s best known gardening personalities. This website is aimed at anybody interested in gardening. Ireland is going gardening-mad.

Research undertaken by SaveAFewBob.ie has shown that 96% of Irish consumers are cutting back on their grocery bills. The research, undertaken by RED C, investigated the various measures which Irish consumers are taking to save money on groceries.

The need to ensure security of food supply and the doubling of global food production over the next forty years should be considered when addressing the challenge of reducing Greenhouse Gas emissions, stated Junior Agriculture Minister Tony Killeen.

Roly's Bistro is one of Ireland's leading restaurants. They recently chose 4PM Web Design to revamp their website, taking account of the latest web marketing opportunities.

A Cast-Iron Range now meets BER benchmarks and uses high spec boilers that ensure they are efficent and energy saving.

CahillsCheese.ie:: A striking addition to any cheese board and delicious addition to the goumet cheese lover's palate; Cahills Whiskey Cheese is certainly one of the more unique gourmet cheeses from Ireland in many years...

Top video recipe website Lookandtaste.com has launched it’s iPhone App to over 77 countries worldwide on the itunes Appstore.

BB’s Coffee & Muffins ‘Mothership’ has landed in Ireland – a one of a kind roving BB’s café which delivers all your favourite delicacies to your favourite sporting event, concerts and festivals across Ireland.

Young entrepreneurs Joe MacDonald (28) and partner Anne Marie Holland (26), have opened Ennis’s first BB’s Coffee & Muffins franchise in the Ennis Shopping Centre in County Clare.

Celebrity chef Niall Harbison cooks up a fresh start for iFoods.tv with Irish Tánaiste, launching video recipe site lookandtaste.com

New, Free "Groups" Feature helps Wine Bloggers to introduce and promote their own Blog

Do you love to cook? Or maybe you’re attempting to learn how to, but don’t know where to start. Even if you’re simply hungry and need inspiration to decide where to eat out, drop in for a visit at Garlicoon.

Many organisations in the food and manufacturing industries are faced with increasing pressure to train employees in order to meet regulatory requirements, upskill or cross train employees.

Award Winning Irish foodie social networking and video recipe site www.ifoods.tv was named as the 3rd best European Web 2.0 Startup at Startup2.0 in Barcelona on the 21st May 2008.

Video recipe website shows us a great use for traditional Belgian beers apart from the obvious

Video recipe website teaches people how to barbeque a chicken on a beer can

Video Recipe website shows you how to make a restaurant quality steak in your own kitchen for Free

Video Recipe website shows viewers how to make an Asian classic with all the panache of a restaurant.

Thanks to the web iFoods.tv have been able to get user feedback in finding the perfect burger.

Nvolve gets down to helping saving clients money

CREMe, a pioneering food risk and nutrition analysis group and Purely Nutrition Ltd, a nutritional solutions company, have joined forces to bring nutritionists and food professionals across Britain and Ireland new capabiliities.

Forget all your holiday stress this year and cook the thanksgiving dinner usingthese great online cooking tutorials

Galway, Ireland, 9th August, 2007. Two Galway Archaeologists have proposed a theory that one of the most common archaeological monuments in the Irish landscape may have been used for brewing a Bronze Age Beer.