Ballymaloe Cookery School

Losses at the Ballymaloe Cookery School hit €193,097 last year as the pandemic took its toll on the Co Cork business. Co-owner of the school Darina A(...)

Kids can cook JP McMahon has plenty of experience teaching children to cook, with his daughters Heather and Martha as his star pupils, and he is laun(...)

Ballymaloe Cookery School in east Cork said it believed it had an “obligation” to nine international students who had come to Ireland before the Decem(...)

In a world made lonely by lockdown, nature is the friend that cajoles us out of our black moods and offers hope. It’s also, of course, hugely entertai(...)

For the literary bookworm Elaine Feeney, novelist and poet Despite the crazy year, it was a brilliant year for Irish writing. I really love(...)

Any home cook worth their salt invariably has an aspiration to take a cooking class. The chance to sharpen your skills with the masters and being give(...)

The house that Beth-Ann Smith and Ken Madden share is full of laughter, no small amount of intriguing gins, and plenty of biscuits. The kitchen is als(...)

The golden rule to getting children interested in cooking is patience – and lots of it. “It can be a slow process,” says cook Thomasina Miers. “I tal(...)

If you have a famous sibling, chances are you’re in the shadows. Unless your surname is Kardashian where they all seem to strobe in the limelight, or (...)

It has never been more important to support local producers. The brilliant neighbourfood.ie initiative continues to be a vital resource, making sure h(...)