Food

Does football make you hungry? Snacks and drinks for during the match

Nothing makes the match better than some grub and a good drink to wash it down with

Not many sandwiches can boast origins from a French occupation in the late 1800s while keeping core aspects of traditional Asian cuisine
Wed Jun 22 2016 - 16:00

This peanut butter, banana & bacon sandwich from Donal Skehan is a serious treat to chow down on while cheering on the lads. Get the full recipe here

The Elvis: Peanut butter, banana & bacon sandwich

Donal Skehan's barbecued Banh Mi sandwich comprises of a soft and crispy rice flour baguette, rich pork paté (yes, paté), pickled vegetables and meats like roast pork belly thinly sliced, or grilled chicken. Perfect with a pint. Get the full recipe here 

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Not many sandwiches can boast origins from a French occupation in the late 1800s while keeping core aspects of traditional Asian cuisine

This super-fresh chutney is really quick and easy to make and instantly adds flavour to any dish.  Great for dipping too. Get full recipe here

Coriander mint chutney top centre, and other relishes and chutneys from Chetna Makan

This fuss free flatbread from Lilly Higgins will impress any guests you have round and holds a dip beautifully. Get the full recipe here 

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Lilly Higgins flatbread goes with everything

These light, golden thirst-quenching beers are best knocked back when (if)  the sun comes out. Read about the beers here

Lawnmower beers with an Irish twist

Since this whole craft brewing thing came along tinnies have become kind of cool. Here's a selection of the best cans to have at home tonight. Read about the cans here

The rise of craft beer and slick designs mean a can of beer is often the best way to go

Why not make that gin and tonic an Irish one this evening? Read about Irish gin and tonic here

Ireland is coming into its own for both elements of G and T
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