Tayto

Gay Byrne’s daughter says she had no issue with Mr Tayto tweet

Crona Byrne says her father would have laughed at crisp-company controversy

Derry bakery investing £750,000 to service expanding market

Genesis Crafty has seen fresh demand for year round products and new orders for Christmas

Aussie rules as Tayto increases emphasis on home market

Australian Jeff Swan is overseeing €16m plan to fuel Tayto’s growth

Tayto Park secures permission for €14m steel rollercoaster

‘Coaster 2021’ ride will help projected visitor numbers to Tayto Park increase by 15 per cent

Guaranteed Irish has taste for expansion in 21st century revival

Comeback plotted for symbol once synonymous with well-known Irish brands

Tayto NI owner buys UK vending business

Montagu acquires Cambridge Vending in latest step into UK vending market

Tayto and TGI Friday’s among firms named, shamed and fined in UK

Wagamama and Moy Park also among 179 businesses fined £1.3m and forced to repay £1.1 m to workers for breaches of minimum wage rates

Tayto-related company Montagu in multi-million deal

Montagu Group buys Freedom Refreshments in a move into British vending sector

Baked in Belfast: Husband and wife team find sweet success

Keith and Suzanne Livingstone blaze business trail with unique jam and marmalade flavours

Tayto in Hong Kong? Dublin-raised banker develops the taste

Rosa Chan’s containers have been emptied fast as Chinese locals take to the flavour

Former Tayto factory to become funeral home complex

Large renovation will include offices, resting rooms and hearse depot at Dublin site

Rewarding the best of Ireland’s food and drink industry

Bord Bia Awards: rewarding the best of Ireland’s food and drink industry

The big brand fight-back is on as household names stay top

Coca-Cola tops the list of brands for 11th year in a row

‘It took only one call to make me feel so far away’

Generation Emigration ‘Ireland and Me’ competition entry: Sonia Bradley, China

Mould-infested ads to be restored by Irish Film Institute

Archivists have received funds to clean and digitise a long-held collection of vintage commercials

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