Granny’s Kitchen, Remembered
The smells, the sayings, and the biscuit tin that never held biscuits.
Dear Ireland,
You’re not just a place on a map — you’re a feeling we carry. In the quiet hours, we hear you calling through stories our grandparents once told. You live in the rain we miss, the songs that ache, the pubs we’ve never seen but somehow remember. Some of us have been. Some of us never left. But all of us… we long for you.
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How to Make Traditional Irish Stew
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The Craic - What are the most popular Irish boy names?
10 Things That Were Always in Your Irish Granny’s Kitchen
Step through her back door and you were in another world — steam rising from the kettle, turf smoke in the air, and the scent of stew clinging to every coat. This week, we’re remembering the little things that made our Irish grannies’ kitchens feel like home. If you’ve ever pulled thread from a biscuit tin or made tea in “the good cups,” this one’s for you.
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How to Make Traditional Irish Stew
Nothing captures the heart of Irish home cooking better than a warm, comforting bowl of traditional Irish stew. This dish has been a staple in Irish kitchens for generations, offering simple, wholesome ingredients slow-cooked to perfection. This classic recipe is easy to make and packed with rich, hearty flavours. And of course, the perfect way to enjoy it? With a thick slice of freshly baked Irish Soda Bread!
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