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Experience the raw beauty of fish in Terenure
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Michelin star chef and culinary entrepreneur cook for Food Month
Guests enjoy six-course menus and meet the chefs, but it doesn’t end well for the pot washer
25 of the best places to go food shopping in south Dublin
Grocers and delis, both new and long-established, where you can buy great food locally
Tickets on sale today for Meet the Chef events during Food Month at The Irish Times
Our popular reader events and dinners have returned and run on select dates in November, bookings open now
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From Christmas gifts to suburban goodies, there’s a lot happening on the food scene at the moment
First Look: Fish and food shop where chefs are in charge
Saltwater Grocery, a new type of fishmonger and gourmet food shop, opens in Dublin
Chefs name their favourite home kitchen gadgets
From bog oak chopping boards to stove-top mocha makers – chefs know what they like
Hang Dai Meal Box Review: A Chinese takeaway you will never tire of
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Can Ireland just keep on borrowing to fight the Covid-19 recession?
Smart Money: Controversy rages over how far Ireland can go into deficit to protect the economy
Italy is in deeper trouble than the euro zone accepts
Wolfgang Münchau: If the country defaults it will be catastrophic for the EU
A new diner in Dublin’s up-and-coming culinary hot spot
Food File: Hen’s Teeth Diner brings its lunchtime offering to foodie-friendly Dublin 8
Two Chinese restaurants in Dublin feature in top 50 list for Europe
London, Berlin and Paris each have three restaurants included in the list
Chris Johns: Brexit semantics game focuses on meaning of ‘meaningful’
Shift in Brexit deadline or further fudge awaits as hard Brexiteers run clock down
First look: Dublin’s coolest Chinese restaurant opens a new bar
New bar, new chef, new menu at Hang Dai restaurant
Birth of a restaurant: how Dublin's coolest new eatery came into being
From an idea four years ago to opening this week, friends Karl Whelan and Will Dempsey have realised their dream of their own food and music venue. We chart their progress from inception to opening night
Best duck in Beijing? 20 top chefs on food worth travelling for
From Michelin-starred meals in Spain and New York to simple Italian suppers, Irish chefs recommend their favourite holiday meals and restaurants around the world
Luna wins best restaurant award less than a year after opening
Restaurants Association of Ireland awards gives top prize to Italian-American themed eatery
Greece: Divorce in haste, repent at leisure
Neither Greeks nor their partners should imagine a clean break if it leaves the euro
Greece races against the clock for debt solution
Analysis: The next few weeks will see if troika and EU are willing to bend in the name of European solidarity
Cliff Taylor Q&A: Where now in high-stakes game of brinkmanship?
The ECB has flexed its muscles – now Europe is waiting to see how Greece reacts
Martin Wolf: a deal to bring modernity to Greece
Most observers believe Greece could find the €4.3bn it needs to pay the IMF next month
Restaurant owner doubles size of Super Miss Sue
Dublin venue will feature dishes from across John Farrell’s outlets
‘Davos with jokes’ goes head to head with ‘Davos for geeks’
Arab Springs and Ireland’s new housing bubble to be discussed at Kilkenomics
How will we burst this bubble in Irish economists?
The fact the State has its own Woodstock for economists shows just how obsessed Middle Ireland has become with fiscal matters
What’s the difference between a comedian and an economist?
Boundaries between the funny folk and money folk dissolve at Kilkenomics Festival
Bank guarantee: time to apply the simple truth
It’s worth remembering that the textbook on dealing with banking crises has been around for a long time - it just hasn’t been applied.
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