15th - 17th Apri l - Aibreán 2016 • WestWaterfordFestivalofFood .com

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Welcome to the festival . . .

Welcome to our ninth annual West Waterford Festival of Food, which this year celebrates The Changing Kitchen, showcasing fresh chefs, fresh flavours, interesting influences and good ideas.

We are delighted this year to have many of our festival favourites returning to us, as well as adding new elements like The Health Hub, where new health food trends will be discussed and demoed, Gourmet Garbage, a dinner addressing the issue of food waste in the restaurant industry and our Town Hall Demo which will showcase some of the best talent in Ireland’s current food scene.

Alongside this there will be lots of on-street entertainment, including our Seafood Saturday extravaganza, our famous Sunday market and lots of fun and activity at the castle, including our living wall displays, the fruition of our primary schools Seed To Plate project.

fáilte Romhat . . .

Fáilte go dtí Féile Bia Iarthar Phort Láirge - ár naoú féile bliantúil. An Chistin ag Athrú atá mar théama againn i mbliana, agus beimid ag cur cócairí nua, blasanna úra, tionchair shuimiúla agus smaointe maithe os comhair an phobail.

Táimid sásta go bhfuil go leor dár n-imeachtaí is fearr ar siúl arís i mbliana, chomh maith le gnéithe nua ar an gclár cosúil leis an Mol Sláinte, áit a ndéanfar nósanna nua i mbia sláinte a phlé agus a léiriú; Gourmet Garbage, dinnéar de dhramhbhia, a dhíreoidh ar cheist an dramhbhia i dtionscal na mbialann agus ár dtaispeántas Cócaireacht Cheannródaíoch in halla an bhaile, a thaispeánfaidh an chuid is fearr den tallann atá ann faoi láthair i saol an bhia in Éirinn.

Chomh maith leis seo, beidh go leor siamsaíocht ar na sráideanna, lena n-áirítear ár féasta mór Cois Cé, margadh cáiliúil an Domhnaigh, agus go leor spraoi agus gníomhaíochtaí ag an gCaisleán, áit a mbeidh taispeántais balla beo, curtha i gcrích mar chuid den tionscadal “Síol ‘dtí Pláta” a reachtáileamar do bhunscoileanna.

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Markets 3Festival Events 4Events at a Glance 16Taste Trail 20Supporting Events 21Night Life 24Festival Art Trail 26Upcoming Events & Accommodation 27Festival Map 28 Partners 30Hopper Bus Timetable 31

Over the weekend there is the opportunity to enjoy all that the region has to offer at our Markets. Beginning on Thursday with Dungarvan Farmer’s Market, continuing with our traditional Country Market on Friday, discover the region’s newest food producers at the EnterpRISING Food Market on Saturday or browse the seafood stalls on the quay at Seafood Saturday, while everything comes together in our showcase Festival Market on Sunday.

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thURsDaY – DUNGaRvaN faRmeRs maRKet

Margadh FeirmeoiríVenue: Grattan Square Time: 9am - 2pmOur weekly farmers market showcasing local artisan produce including fruit & vegetables, soups and stews, jams, salads, quiches, traditional baked breads, fresh fish, local honey, free range eggs, organic meat, gluten free cakes and bread, hot chocolate, organic and fairtrade coffees, farmhouse cheeses, curries and mezze, pestos and plants. in Grattan square every thurs from 9am – 2pm.

fRiDaY – DUNGaRvaN coUNtRY maRKet

Margadh TuaitheVenue: Causeway Tennis Club Time: 9.30am - 1pmThis multi-award winning traditional market has a wide range of fresh homemade bread, cakes, seasonal vegetables, shrubs, plants and handmade crafts. Stop in for a tea or coffee – the kettle is always on the boil! in the clubhouse every friday from 9.30am – 1pm.

satURDaY – eNteRPRisiNG fooD maRKet

Margadh BiaVenue: Grattan Square Marquee Time: 1.30pm - 5pmWaterford Local Enterprise Office offers you the opportunity to meet with Waterford’s EnterpRISING Food Producers, the new food businesses of the county, who will be showcasing their produce and selling their wares in the marquee.

sUNDaY – festival maRKet

Margadh na FéileVenue: Grattan Square Time: 10am - 5pmThe showpiece of our festival each year, and one of the largest artisan food markets in Ireland. With over 90 stalls, the Festival Market is the perfect showcase for the best producers and artisans of the region. Meet the producers, fill your basket and stroll the square as you take in the sights, scents and savours of the various stalls.Barron’s bakery will have their bread made with Azeta wheat – the first 100% Irish-grown wheat bread grown locally, milled locally and baked locally.

Festival Events

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GiN DistilliNG WoRKshoP

Venue: Blackwater Distillery, Cappoquin Time: 10am - 4pm

A unique opportunity to spend the day at Blackwater Distillery in the company of Peter Mulryan as you distill a one-off gin especially for the festival.limited to ten places, tickets on immediate sale.

€150oPeNiNG ceRemoNY

Venue: Dungarvan Castle Time: 4pmJoin us as we launch our 9th West Waterford festival of food with the unveiling of our living walls, which are the culmination of our schools ‘Seed to Plate project.This project is kindly sponsored by Glanbia countrylife and supported by GiY Dungarvan and Wccc environment Department.

FREE

chocolate masteRclass

Venue: Ormond Café Time: 7pm - 8.30pm

Judit McNally, accompanied by Kathryn Hurley, present a masterclass in chocolate for those looking to increase their repertoire and improve technique. Learn about tempering, how to wrap a dessert and make edible delights like canapés and truffles - with lots of tasting along the way!

€20

Imeachtaí na Féile

NUtRitioN foR sPoRt

Venue: Townhall Theatre Time: 6pm

MC Kieran O’Connor is joined by some of our leading athletes, who compete at national and international level, along with Sports Dietician Noreen Roche as they discuss the importance of diet and nutrition in sports training, and for a healthy lifestyle.

€5

taKiNG the leaP

Venue: Merry’s 1868 Time: 6.30pm

If you’ve ever dreamed of a change in career into the world of cheffing come along to hear the stories of three students of Dublin Cookery School who’ve done just that – the accountant, the lawyer and the housewife share their stories, while cooking dishes before you which will then be served to you.

€20

festival film clUB

Club Scannán na Féile

Venue: Old Market House Arts Centre, Dungarvan Time: 7pm - 9pm

Dungarvan Film Club are teaming up with little thai Kitchen to present and night of Asian film and food. Enjoy tasters of Thai curries, complimentary glass of wine and a film. See wwfof.com for film details.

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Dinnéar na Féile

Venue: Lawlor’s Hotel Time: 8pm

Join us as we open the festival with a spectacular four course dinner showcasing our produce of the region including local hake and Waterford rack of lamb, before things really get going when the dancing starts with a live band and late night fun.

RestaURaNt tRails

The ultimate movable feast – join a trail where you enjoy each course in a different restaurant, giving you the chance to experience three different restaurants and three different dining styles. This year we have two separate trails running together, and our renowned hosts will ensure you have a delicious, sociable evening with old friends and new.Please check your ticket carefully and be at your starting location for 7pm.

Our quayside restaurateurs offer you a surf and turf evening*, with the night finishing off with an 80s disco in The Moorings Garden.

* Vegetarian options will be available on both trails

aloNG the QUaY

The Moorings

Indian Ocean (Tandoori)

Interlude

starter 7pm

main 8pm

Dessert 9pm

Interlude The Moorings (Seafood)

Indian Ocean

Indian Ocean

Interlude (Local Meat)

The Moorings

Around the town the food will have an Italian flavour*, and the night rounds off with a trad session in The Local.

Nude Food

Gourmet House (Pizza)

Lazy Lamb

starter 7pm

main 8pm

Dessert 9pm

Lazy Lamb

Nude Food (Chicken)

Gourmet House

Gourmet House

Lazy Lamb (Lamb)

Nude Food

RoUND the toWN€45

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oN YoUR maRKs!

Ar an mBóthar

Age: 2 - 5 years Venue: Walton Park Time: 10am - 11am

Waterford sports Partnership, Waterford childcare committee and Glór na Gael present a road safety awareness interactive session for young children and parents, focussing on travelling safely while walking or cycling. Lots of family fun.imeacht dátheangach.

fRUitY PicK ‘N’ PlaY

Ith agus Spraoi

Age: 2 - 5 years Venue: Le Chéile Childcare Time: 11am - 1pm

For parents and young foodies to drop in, have fun and collect their free fruit pick ‘n’ mix, while parents can meet with Waterford Childcare Committee’s friendly staff who will be on hand to give advice on a range of parenting issues. With thanks to The Country Store.imeacht dátheangach.

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BUsY With BiscUits

Brioscaí do Pháistí

Age: 5+ years Venue: Déise Day Centre Time: 10am - 10.45am 11.15am - 12pm 12.30pm - 1.15pm

Annual favourite returns, as junior bakers take part in a biscuit baking and decoration class. Three different sessions, each running for 45mins, with tasty treats to take home at the end. see hopper Bus route for mitchell st.

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PeRfect PiZZa

Age: 7+ years Venue: Lawlor’s Hotel Time: 10.15am - 11am 11.30am - 12.15pm

Don your festival apron and be the pizza chef, choosing toppings from a range of fresh and healthy ingredients to create your own pizza which can then be brought home to eat alone or share with your family.

€10

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Dungarvan Library hosts food art workshops, where children work with food to create their own masterpieces.

eDiBle JeWelleRYAge: 4+ years Time: 11amMake cereal jewellery, edible necklaces and a whole load more.

veGetaBle maNAge: 7+ years Time: 2pmUse fruit and vegetables to create your own art.

Spaces limited, pre-booking essential. Contact Dungarvan Library on 058-41231 to secure a place.

FREE

histoRic fUN at DUNGaRvaN castle

Age: all ages Venue: Dungarvan Castle Time: 11am - 3pm

Historic fun at the castle, including our Flahavan’s Flapjack House, Living Walls from the primary schools Seed To Plate project and forgotten games and skills. Fun for all the family.

FREE cócaiReacht le chéile

Cooking Together Workshops

Venue: Meánscoil San Nioclás, An Rinn, Dún Garbhán Time: 10am - 12pm 2.30pm - 4.30pm

Deis cócaireachta do pháistí agus tuismitheoirí le chéile. A workshop in which adults and children work together to create a two course family meal to take home using healthy local ingredients. Under the guidance of tutor Fiona Ní Mhuirithe.* ticket price is for one adult accompanying up to two children.imeacht dátheangach.

€20*the scieNce of fooD

Venue: Market House Arts Centre

Sisters Judith and Susan Boyle bring their magic to the festival again, this time exploring the science of food and the kitchen.

KitcheN cUPBoaRD fUNAge: 5 - 8 years Time: 11am - 12pm

For younger children Susan and Judith will guide a hands on session exploring the remarkable science behind some of our most tempting everyday foods.

chillAge: 8 - 12 years Time: 12.30pm - 1.30pm

Older children get to see the mastery of dry ice, making instant frozen yoghurt and other treats.

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Foghlaim Faoi Feamainn

Venue: Clonea Beach Time: 10am - 11am

Meet at Clonea Strand and join The Sea Gardener, Marie Power, for a seaweed foraging walk on the beach with plenty of chat and sampling – bring a scissors and bag for your cuttings.appropriate clothing and footwear essential.

€10

hill WalKiNG iN the comeRaGhs

Age: 14+ years Venue: Meet at Park Hotel Time: 11am - 3pm

Own transport required to travel from meeting point to the start from where you can enjoy being guided by Dungarvan Hillwalking Club on a scenic 7km route (approx) overlooking neighbouring counties lasting approximately four hours.Boots and wet weather clothing essential, packed snack and water advised. each under 18 must be accompanied by parent / guardian.

€7.50

seasiDe foRaGe

Tóraíocht Cois Trá

Venue: Ballinclamper Beach Time: 12pm - 1pm 3pm - 4pm

Forager Andrew Malcolm goes on the hunt for the myriad of seaside plants at Ballinclamper beach, including Sea Radish, Sea Beet, Rock Samphire, Sea Rocket, Frosted Orache and more.appropriate clothing and footwear essential.

€10

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BUs Bia toURs

Go on a tour through wonderful West Waterford on one of the ‘Bus Bia’ buses. Spend the morning visiting food producers throughout the region, finishing with lunch at the destination. Buses depart from Shandon car park at 10am.choose from one of the following routes:

1. the coPPeR coast Time: 10am - 2pmTravel the scenic route of the historic copper mines, a Unesco World Heritage site, stopping en route for a tour of Dunhill Eco Park followed by a visit to Tastefully Yours who will welcome you to their facility and showcase the food being produced at the park’s Food Hub. Continue your journey to the Geopark centre where light lunch will be served.

2. aN Ghaeltacht Time: 10am - 2pmTravel to the Gaeltacht area of An Rinn, stopping off at Dungarvan Brewing Company en route for a brewery tour and beer tasting. Continue on to visit Harty’s Oyster Farm, finishing with a visit to the seaweed sanctuary of Sólas na Mara to learn about the health and nutritional benefits of seaweed before finishing your tour with a light lunch in the café.Beidh seans agat Gourmet na Gaeltachta a bhlaiseadh ar Bhus Bia na Gaeltachta, le beoir, oisrí, feamainn, chomh maith le suaimhneas agus sólás i gCeann Heilbhic.turas dátheangach

3. the BlacKWateR Time: 10am - 2pmFollow the river to Knockanore and taste local cheeses on Lonergan’s farm, ice cream at Baldwin’s Farm then cross the Blackwater to Cappoquin and visit Barron’s Bakery where the 17th century scotch brick ovens are still in daily use. Meet the apple growers from Crinnaughtaun while there, and finish with a light lunch at the bakery.

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sloW fooD stoRY

Venue: Nude Food Time: 10am Free screening of a film depicting the story of the Slow Food movement, the global grassroots organisation who support good, clean and fair food. optional purchase of a slow food brunch from the Nude food Kitchen.

FREE

aNcieNt GRaiNs

Venue: St Mary’s COI Time: 1.30pmRediscover ancient grains with an animated presentation by food historian and lecturer Regina Sexton and Josephine Plettenburg of Speltbakery.. Teas and coffees on sale afterwards in the church tearooms, in aid of church funds.

€5

teacht le chéile cois cé

Venue: Meet at Castle Time: 2pmDeis do theaghlaigh taithneamh a bhaint as an bhFéile le chéile trí Ghaeilge. Meet at Dungarvan Castle & enjoy the festival events through Irish with other families. Comhphairtíocht idir Glór na nGael agus Coiste Curam Leanaí Phort Láirge.

FREE

flahavaN’s fitNess BRUNch With KaRl heNRY

Venue: Causeway Tennis Club Time: 9.30am - 12pm

Set yourself up for the festival weekend with the Flahavan’s fitness brunch. Enjoy a fun workout to energise your day with fitness expert Karl Henry, followed by the Flahavan’s buffet brunch, featuring an array of Mary Flahavan’s delicious oat recipes. Accompanying child free with an adult ticket. Choose your workout session: 9.30am - 10am or 10am - 10.30am (Brunch served from 10am).

€10

seafooD satURDaY

Bia Mara Cois Cé

Venue: Davitt’s Quay Time: 12.30pm - 4.30pm

Programme of entertainment, fun and food along our quayside celebrating our history as a port town and the bounty that the sea can offer us. Activities quayside will include South Coast Seafood’s

fishing trawlers docking, exercises and activities by Dungarvan Harbour Sailing Club and RNLI including

the annual fundraising duckrace at 3pm. Full programme of events, to include chef’s demos showcasing our seafood with Martin Shanahan, Shane McGrath and more, tastings and showcasing of seafood including Harty’s Oysters, and entertainment with sea shanties and stories old and

new. Browse the stalls to discover the fish and seafood dishes on offer by our local producers.

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sPRoUt aND co sUPeRfooD Demo

Venue: Town Hall Theatre Time: 2.30pm

This year we welcome brothers Jack and Theo Kirwan of Sprout and Co to take our Superfood Saturday slot, showing their skills with fresh, seasonal produce.Jack and Theo’s kitchen is all about fresh, living growth - their food is based on the best from their grower friends, producing the freshest and most nutricious ingredients to create the zingy flavours of healthy food that is a feast for the senses.The brothers will be showing us how they create their cold pressed juices, currently stocked in over 100 Dublin locations, along with other favourite quirky salads and superfood smoothies from their kitchen.

health hUB

In Association with Blasta Wholefoods

Venue: Friary St.

We are delighted this year to introduce the Health Hub, a venue dedicated to the latest health and wellness trends in food. Talks and demos will run all weekend.

10am – Superfood Breakfast – Yvonne Dillon from Nutrilicious will show you how to start the day the superfood way (supported by True Natural Goodness)

11am – The Spice of Life – Medical Herbalist Aine Marie Reilly on culinary herbs and spices for health

1.30Pm – The health benefits of fermented foods – Hayley Milthorpe from The Cultured Food Co talks Kimchee & Sauerkraut

3Pm – Raw Chocolate Making – trade secrets with Darren O’Connor from Magic Mayan Chocolate

5Pm – Organic Wine Tasting with Darragh Moore, Wine Buyer for the Wine Buff

€10

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Day Pass€10

iRish cRaft iN a Glass

Braoinín ÉireannachVenue: Merry’s 1868

a series of talks and tastings from the irish craft drinks scene.

BeeRTime: 3pm Ticket: €10

Join the brewers from Dungarvan Brewing Company, Metalman Brewing and Wicklow Wolf as they discuss beer, the Irish craft beer scene and enjoy tutored tastings of beers from each brewery.

GiNTime: 5pm Ticket: €10

Drinks writer Susan Boyle accompanied by Peter

Mulryan of Blackwater distillery host a tutored tasting of gins from

Ireland’s micro distilleries, including Blackwater

Gin, Bertha’s Revenge and

Highbank Orchards.

€10Per EventafteRNooN tea at lismoRe castle

Venue: Lismore Castle Time: 3pm - 5pm

Declan Maxwell is your host at Lismore Castle, where Head Butler Denis Nevin and his team will be serving tea accompanied by sweet and savoury delicacies from the skilled hand of Judit McNally, Ormond Café. Soak up the history, hear stories of visitors from ancient to recent times and be delighted by a recital from the ladies of the VoiceOver Choir.Kindly supported by lord and lady Burlington.

€30 RestaURaNt tRails

Venue: The Georgian Quarter Time: 12pm - 3pm

Follow the trail through some of the town’s historic buildings and experience three different restaurant settings over three courses.Please be at your starting restaurant at 12pm promptly.

The Tannery

Merry’s Crews

starter 12pm

main 1pm

Dessert 2pm

Crews The Tannery

Merry’s

Merry’s Crews The Tannery

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Vegetarian options will be available on all trails

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comeDY GRUB clUB

Greim le GreannVenue: Lawlor’s Hotel Time: 9pm

Dungarvan Brewing company presents a night of comedy, grub and beers as the comedy Grub club makes a return to the festival.This year we are delighted to welcome back Joe Rooney, who played the inaugural Comedy Grub Club in 2014, who this year will be accompanied by Patrick McDonnell.

Joe Rooney is an actor, writer and comedian best known for his roles as Fr Damo in Fr Ted and Killinaskully’s Tommy Higgins. He wowed audiences at the festival of food comedy club in 2014 with his mix of stand up and music, and we expect more of the same this year.

Patrick McDonnell is well known for his roles on Naked Camera, The Savage Eye and fondly remembered by all as Eoin McLove on Fr Ted. Patrick will be bringing his own brand of hilarious stand up to the stage and we are delighted to welcome him to us for the first time.

all of this will be washed down with a pint of Dungarvan beer and comedy club grub by lawlor’s hotel, both included in ticket price.

€20

eUNice’s DiNNeR clUB

Venue: The Mill (by Garvey’s) Time: 7.30pm

Eunice Power and her team take up residency for the evening in the former Mill Restaurant and will put together a showcase meal using produce from the region including fillet of beef kindly sponsored by Dawn Meats.accompanying wines from the renowned winemakers of the Rías Baixas and Ribero del Duero are generously provided by the spanish embassy.

mooRiNGs late NiGht feast

Venue: The Moorings Time: 9pm - 12am

The Moorings welcome you to their late night garden party, where the crew from Volcano Pizza will be firing up the oven to serve up freshly made, top quality wood fired pizzas while the party continues into the night with a bar extension and music and dancing to hits and oldies.ticket price includes 10” pizza and glass of wine or beer.

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GoURmet GaRBaGe

Venue: Nude Food Time: 9pm

Journalist Joe McNamee hosts a night of food waste dining, as chef Michael Quinn and food writer Dee Laffan come together with Louise Clark to prepare a delicious meal from rescued produce gathered from several stores in Dungarvan, which otherwise would have gone to landfill. This will be supplemented with other local produce.

€30

festival film clUB

Club Scannán na Féile

Venue: Old Market House Arts Centre, Dungarvan Time: 7pm - 9pm

Dungarvan Film Club are teaming up with little thai Kitchen to present and night of Asian film and food. Enjoy tasters of Thai curries, complimentary glass of wine and a film. See wwfof.com for film details

€20

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Feamainn FhionnadhVenue: Sólás na Mara, Helvick Time: 10am - 12pm

Meet at Sólás na Mara, and join the Sea Gardener Marie Power for a seaweed foraging walk on the beach and in the cove with plenty of chat and sampling, before returning to Sólás na Mara for a demo and tasting session. Bring a scissors and bag for your cuttings.

appropriate clothing and footwear essential.

€15 health hUB

Mol SláinteIn Association with Blasta Wholefoods

Venue: Friary St.

We are delighted this year to introduce the Health Hub, a venue dedicated to the latest health and wellness trends in food.

10.30am Nutrition for pre pregnancy, pregnancy & infancy – with midwife and nutritionist Kathy White of The Joy of Food and Life

1Pmis healthy food Killing Us? Discussion on health food trends and fads with Richard Kennedy, Rob Whinnet and Dee Laffan.

2.30Pmfilm: GMO OMG - This award-winning film follows a father of three as he travels across America interviewing farmers, scientists and politicians in his endeavours to find out more about genetically modified food and it’s impact. Followed by panel discussion.

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Day Pass€10

BReaD, GlUteN aND coeliac Disease

Venue: Town Hall Theatre Time: 11:45amEating with gluten and coeliac disease - bringing facts to the table. Panel discussion with Mary Twohig of the Coeliac Society of Ireland, Anita Walsh, Nadura and Denise O’Callaghan of Denise’s Delicious Gluten Free , who will also be doing a short demo.

€5

BaKe off With lilY hiGGiNs

Venue: Tannery Cookery School Time: 9.30am - 2pmLet TV’s baking judge Lily Higgins, accompanied by our local domestic goddess Ethna Sheehan, critique your finest baking work. Bring your showstopper to the cookery school between 9.30am and 11.30am on Sunday 17th. Judging takes place from 12pm with winner announced at 2pm.Prizes for adult and child winners courtesy of The Tannery Cookery School.

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histoRic fUN at DUNGaRvaN castle

Venue: Dungarvan Castle Time: 11am - 3pm

Historic fun at the castle, including our Flahavan’s Flapjack House, Living Walls from the primary schools Seed To Plate project and forgotten games and skills. Fun for all the family.

FREEPost maRKet BBQ

Venue: Lawlor’s Hotel Time: 6pm

A post market festival wind-down in Lawlor’s Hotel as the BBQ grill is fired up to serve special delights for the post festival party with live music

the cUttiNG eDGe of cooKiNG

Demos by some of Ireland’s freshest chefs and producers.

Venue: Town Hall Theatre Time: 2pm - 4.30pm

MC Eamonn Barrett welcomes some of the top names in food in Ireland to demonstrate their cuisines and techniques.Food writer lily Ramirez foran, owner of Picado Mexican boutique grocery in Dublin, joins Javier Garduno, creator of El Sombrero sauces in Dunhill, for a Mexican masterclass.Kwanghi chan, formerly of the Cliff House Hotel, will showcase Hong Kong street food using Irish artisan produce.takashi miyazaki, owner and chef at Cork’s Miyazaki Japanese restaurant, will be demoing noodles, soups and ramen and showing us how he too is at the cutting edge of cooking in Ireland.Finally, Kevin o’toole of Chameleon Restaurant, Dublin and sham hanifa of The Cottage Restaurant in Leitrim, bring their irreverent Asian street food show to town.

€20

iRish cRaft iN a Glass

Braoinín ÉireannachVenue: Merry’s 1868a series of talks and tastings from the irish craft drinks scene.

aPPlesTime: 3pm Ticket: €10A celebration of the Irish apple in its juiced, fermented and distilled forms featuring tastings from Crinnaughtaun Apple Farm, Longueville House cider and brandy and Highbank Orchard cider and liqueur.

WhisKeYTime: 5pm Ticket: €10Teeling Whiskey Company, Ireland’s only independent whiskey distillery, host a talk and tasting of their whiskies.

€10Per Event GatsBY NiGht

Venue: Merry’s 1868 Time: 9pm

An evening of style and fun inspired by the socialites of The Great Gatsby with music, cocktails and canapés courtesy of Merry’s Gastropub, and a few dramatic surprises in store for the night.

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Event Titles Venue Time Comments

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DUNGaRvaN faRmeRs maRKet Grattan Square 9am - 2pm Our Weekly Farmers Market

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DUNGaRvaN coUNtRY maRKet The Causeway Tennis Club 9.30am - 1pm Range of fresh and homemade items available

GiN DistilliNG WoRKshoP Blackwater Distillery 10am – 4pm Spend the day doing a hands on workshop to distill a special festival gin

oPeNiNG ceRemoNY Dungarvan Castle 4pm - 5pm View our Seed To Plate project living walls as we launch this year’s festival

NUtRitioN foR sPoRt Town Hall Theatre 6pm - 7pm Panel discussion with athletes, hurlers & nutritionalists

taKiNG the leaP Merry’s 1868 6.30pm – 8pm Demo and dining with graduates of Dublin Cookery School

chocolate masteRclass Ormond Cafe 7pm – 8.30pm Learn to master chocolate techniques and desserts

RestaURaNt tRail: aloNG the QUaY Local Restaurants 7pm – Late Follow the trail and dine in three restaurants –

enjoying a course in each

RestaURaNt tRail: aRoUND the toWN Local Restaurants 7pm – Late Follow the trail around the square, enjoying a

different course in each restaurant

festival film clUB Old Market House 7pm – 9pm Dungarvan Film Club and Little Thai Kitchen present a night of Asian food and cinema

oPeNiNG PaRtY With shoWcase DiNNeR Lawlor’s Hotel 8pm – Late Showcase four course dinner with local produce

followed by live music and dancing

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oN YoUR maRKs Walton Park 10am – 11am Road safety awareness workshop

fRUitY PicK aND PlaY Le Chéile Childcare 11am – 1pm Drop in play and information session

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BUsY With BiscUits Déise Day Centre10am – 10.45am 11.15am – 12pm 12.30pm – 1.15pm

Junior baker’s biscuit baking and decorating workshop age 5+

cócaiReacht le chéile Meánscoil San Nioclás 10am – 12pm 2.30pm – 4.30pm

Adult and child cooking together workshop. Imeacht dátheangach

PeRfect PiZZa Lawlor’s Hotel 10.15am – 11am 11.30am – 12.15pm

Create your perfect pizza using fresh and healthy ingredients. 7+ years

DUNGaRvaN castle Castle St 11am – 3pm Family fun including Flahavan’s Flapjack House

iN the liBRaRY Dungarvan Library 11am (age 4+) 2pm (age 7+)

Food art workshops with edible jewellery and vegetable men

the scieNce of fooD Market House Arts Centre11am – 12pm 12.30pm – 1.30pm

The science of food in the home, using cupboard ingredients (age 5-8) CHILL! A session for older children (age 8-12)

flahavaN’s fitNess BRUNch Causeway Tennis Club 9.30am – 12pm Energise your day with a fitness session with Karl Henry followed by a Flahavan’s nutritional brunch

sUPeRfooD BReaKfast Health Hub 10am – 10.30am Nutrilicious chef Yvonne Dillon shows you how to start the day the superfood way

seaWeeD foRaGe Clonea Beach 10am – 11am Join Marie Power, The Sea Gardener, for a seaweed foraging walk

sloW fooD stoRY Nude Food 10am – 11am Enjoy a screening of the Slow Food story and enjoy Nude’s breakfast

BUs Bia toURs Bus departs from Shandon 10am – 2pm Tour through wonderful West Waterford on one of the Bus Bia tours

hill WalKiNG iN the comeRaGhs Meet at Park Hotel 11am – 3pm Join Dungarvan Hillwalking Club for a scenic 7km

mountain route

the sPice of life Health Hub 11.30am – 12pm Medical herbalist Aine Marie Reilly discusses culinary herbs and spices for health

aNcieNt GRaiNs St Mary’s Church of Ireland 1.30pm - 2.30pm Illustrated talk with food historian Regina Sexton

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seasiDe foRaGe Ballinclamper Beach 12pm – 1pm 3pm – 4pm

Join forager Andrew Malcolm as he goes on the hunt for seaside plants

RestaURaNt tRail Georgian Dungarvan 12pm – 3pm Lunchtime in the Georgian Quarter – enjoy one course in each restaurant in historic buildings

seafooD satURDaY Davitt’s Quay 12.30pm – 4.30pmDemos, displays, food and maritime fun with Harty’s Oysters, Martin Shanahan, Shane McGrath, RNLI, DHSC, South Coast Seafood and Garvey Group

feRmeNteD fooDs Health Hub 1.30 – 2pm Hayley Milthorpe from The Cultured Food Co talks Kimchee and Sauerkraut

eNteRPRisiNG fooD maRKet Grattan Square 1.30pm – 5pm Waterford Local Enterprise Office hosts the EnterpRISING food producers

teacht le chéile cois cé Meet at Castle 2pm – 3pm Deis do theaghlaigh taitneamh as an bhFéile le chéile trí Ghaeilge

sUPeRfooD Demo Town Hall Theatre 2.30pm – 4.30pm Brothers Jack and Theo Kirwan of Sprout and Co showcase their superfood skills

RaW chocolate maKiNG Health Hub 3pm – 3.30pm Trade secrets with Darren O’Connor from Magic Mayan Chocolate

iRish cRaft iN a Glass: BeeR Merry’s 1868 3pm – 4pm Panel discussion & beer tasting with Dungarvan Brewing Company, Metalman Brewing & Wicklow Wolf

afteRNooN tea Lismore Castle 3pm – 5pm An afternoon tea prepared by Judit McNally served in majestic Lismore Castle

oRGaNic WiNe tastiNG Health Hub 5pm – 5.30pm Darragh Moore, wine buyer for The Wine Buff hosts an organic wine Tasting

iRish cRaft iN a Glass: GiN Merry’s 1868 5pm – 6pm Peter Mulryan of Blackwater Distillery hosts a tasting of Irish distillery gins

festival film clUB Old Market House 7pm – 9pm Dungarvan Film Club and Little Thai Kitchen present a night of Asian food and cinema

eUNice’s DiNNeR clUB The Mill, by Garvey’s 7.30pm – late Showcase meal of local produce by Eunice Power

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GoURmet GaRBaGe Nude Food 9pm – 11pm Food waste awareness dinner my Michael Quinn, Dee Laffan and Louise Clark, hosted by Joe McNamee

comeDY GRUB clUB Lawlor’s Hotel 9pm – Late With comedians Joe Rooney and Patrick McDonnell

mooRiNGs late NiGht feast The Moorings 9pm – late A late night garden party featuring pizzas by Volcano Pizza

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BaKe off With lilY hiGGiNs Tannery Cookery School 9.30am - 2pm TV’s star baker gives tips and techniques while juding your creations

festival maRKet Grattan Square 10am – 5pm Our famous market – come and have breakfast, brunch and lunch and fill your basket with local produce

DiscoveRiNG seaWeeD Sólás na Mara 10am – 12pm Join Marie Power, The Sea Gardener, for a seaweed foraging walk followed by demo and tasting

NUtRitioN foR PReGNaNcY, PRe-PReGNaNcY aND iNfaNcY Health Hub 10.30am – 11.30am With midwife and nutritionist Kathy White of

The Joy of Food and Life

BReaD, GlUteN & coeliac Disease Town Hall Theatre 11.45am – 1pm Panel discussion on Coeliac disease and gluten

DUNGaRvaN castle Castle St 11am – 3pm Family fun including Flahavan’s Flapjack House

is healthY fooD KilliNG Us? The Health Hub 1pm – 1.30pm Panel Discussion

the cUttiNG eDGe of cooKiNG Town Hall Theatre 2pm – 4.30pm Mexican, Asian Street Food and Japanese cooking

iRish cRaft iN a Glass: aPPles Merry’s 1868 3pm – 4pm Celebrating the Irish apple in its many forms

film: Gmo omG The Health Hub 2.30pm – 4pm Award winning panel talk followed by discussion on GMO

iRish cRaft iN a Glass: WhisKeY Merry’s 1868 5pm – 6pm Talk and tasting of Irish whiskey.

Post maRKet BBQ Lawlor’s Hotel 6pm – late Post market festival wind-down and after party

GatsBY NiGht Merry’s 1868 9pm – late Cocktails and canapés inspired by the parties of Jay Gatsby.

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sPecial festival meNUs fRom 6Pm

You’ll find specially designed menus for the festival weekend, featuring local produce and lots of choice, for great value, at the following establishments:

aN seaNachaÍ 058 46755 cReWs RestaURaNt 058 23422GolD coast hotel 058 45050 (Just Friday evening)

iNDiaN oceaN 058 48495iNteRlUDe 058 45898laWloR’s hotel 058 41122the PaRK hotel 058 42899tiffaNYs 058 24158Please make reservations directly at your chosen restaurant.

3 Courses€25

A Token Taste – taste your way across town, sampling the best of local hospitality providers, producers and more.

Look out for the taste trail balloon at establishments where you will be able to exchange tokens from the taste trail book for tasters of food from our region. A street food experience with a West Waterford flavour!

Tokens come in books of 10 for €24 and are available to purchase from Dungarvan Tourist Office. Participating venues will be listed in the token book. Tickets are non-refundable.

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Venue: St Mary’s COI Sunday 3.30pm - 5pmLocal classical pianist Daniel Kearney returns to the Church of Ireland to give a performance during the Festival of Food, and making a guest appearance will be the popular Dungarvan based ladies choir, VoiceOver. Refreshments will be available at the interval. tickets €10 from Kelly’s Pharmacy, abbeyside.

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hoUse RestaURaNt WiNe DiNNeR

Venue: Cliff House Hotel, Ardmore Thursday 14th AprilServed on the Chef’s Table, a one-hour long wine masterclass and tasting with Cliff House sommelier Thierry Sauvanot followed by a three course meal. €110 per person includes masterclass, dinner and tasting wines. Reduced overnight rate of €190BB per Seaview Room (double occupancy) for all attendees of the wine event. Book direct with Cliff House Hotel on 024 87800 and see www.thecliffhousehotel.com for more details.

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cReW’s sUPPlieRs feast

Venue: Crew’s Restaurant, Church St, Dungarvan Friday EveningJoin us for a tasting menu showcasing our local suppliers and all of their wonderful produce.

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1916 – 2016 celeBRatiNG 100 YeaRs of iRish fooDVenue: An Seanachaí Pub & Restaurant, Pulla Cross, Dungarvan Friday 15th April 8pmJoin us for a 1916 themed night complete with sketches and short stories about the 1916 Easter Rising. Eat as they did in 1916 (with a modern twist), whilst enjoying some songs, trad music and dancing.

€19.16 laZY lamB festival meNUs

Venue: The Lazy LambSpecial events taking place over the festival weekend at our restaurant overlooking The Square include:

satURDaY 16th - Five course menu cooked by four head chefs, each using their signature dishes.

sUNDaY 17th - Organic and free range three course lunch showcasing produce of the region.

fRiDaY - sUNDaY - Afternoon tea available in our sky lounge overlooking the square, €25 per couple.

for bookings or information please contact the lazy lamb on 058 45667

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TaispeántasVenue: Dungarvan Town Museum Sat and Sun 2pm - 5pm‘the Recent and tragic occurrences’ – 1916 & county Waterford.

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oRGaNic WiNe at the WiNe BUff

Venue: The Wine Buff, Dungarvan Friday 5.30pm - 8pmCome along to view and taste the Wine Buff’s new extensive range of Organic and Terra Vitis produced wines, and meet the wine buyers who have the enviable task of choosing the wines on offer.

BliND WiNe tastiNG

Blaiseadh Caoch na Fíona

Venue: The Wine Buff, Dungarvan Saturday 2pm -6pmCall in to blind taste six wines then try and guess their total retail value. The lucky winner will be announced on Sunday at 2pm.

DUNGaRvaN toastmasteRs

Venue: The Park Hotel, Dungarvan Friday 8pmJoin us for a food-themed discussion, with guest speaker Arun Kapul of Green Saffron Midleton.

a sPicY lUNchtime

Venue: Blasta Wholefoods, Main St, Dungarvan Friday 11am - 2.30pmSpice up your lunchtime with Rachel and Mark Hartrey, Waterford based producers of a great range of au-thentic curry pastes and spice mixes, who will be offering instore tastings.

home cooKiNG at its Best

Venue: The Shamrock Restaurant, O’Connell St Friday and Saturday 8am – 8:30pmOne of the longest established family run restaurants in Dungarvan, The Shamrock serves all home-cooked dishes offering breakfast, lunch and evening meals. call into us over the festival weekend!

meet the PRoDUceRs

Venue: Blasta Wholefoods, Main St, Dungarvan SaturdayDrop in and chat with some of the amazing producers, whose products we are lucky enough to stock.

sUPPeR clUB BY caNDleliGht

Venue: Blackwater Garden Centre, Kinsalebeg, Youghal, Co Cork Saturday 16th 8pmExperience the Goodfood Cafe at Blackwater Garden Centre by candlelight. Locally sourced, 5 course tasting menu, cocktail on arrival. BYOB. Limited numbers.Booking essential on 024 92725.www.blackwaterplantsplus.ie

€45

RNli DUcK Race

Venue: Davitt’s Quay Saturday 3pmA fun family event in aid of Helvick Lifeboat Station – the ducks are ready to be released from Devonshire Bridge on Saturday. Stormy Stan and members of Helvick RNLI will also be joining us quayside with information, displays and merchandise.

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KitcheN sUPPeRs

Venue: Tannery Cookery School Time: Friday and Saturday, 7.30pmInformal shared table event celebrating the best of West Waterford produce in The Tannery Cookery School.

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Ionad Oidhreachta an Leasa MhóirTime: All WeekendJoint ticket to enjoy a visit to the Lismore Heritage Centre, followed by a visit to Lismore Castle Arts and Gardens.

€10

BlacKWateR aDveNtURe – KaYaK, cYcle aND PicNic

Venue: Lismore Heritage Centre Saturday 10am - 4.30pmMeet in Lismore Heritage Centre at 10am to pick up your picnic then kayak down the magnificent Blackwater River to Cappoquin, where you will collect a bike, helmet and map from Lismore Cycling Holiday to explore the region, returning with your bike at 4.30pm.Bookings at lismore heritage centre 058-54975

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RoBiN Gill at the taNNeRY

Venue: The Tannery Restaurant Time: SaturdayThe Tannery are delighted to welcome chef Robin Gill who continues to light up the London restaurant scene with the opening of his third restaurant, Paradise Garage, this year in Bethnal Green following his other two highly thought of restaurants The Dairy and The Manor.

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the taNNeRY PReseNts...

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Venue: The Tannery Restaurant Time: SundayA unique opportunity to experience some of the best cooking currently happening in Ireland as chefs Mickael Viljanen, Graham Neville and Kieran Glennon bring their exceptional talents to host Sunday lunch at The Tannery.Book direct with the tannery on 058 45420 and see www.tannery.ie for more details.

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fri 15th – DJsat 16th – DJsun 17th – Live music with the Jam Tarts from 7:30pm

the mooRiNGs BaR aND RestaURaNtDavitt’s Quay

fri 15th - Disco in the beer garden and live music in the barsat 16th - Shellakybookies in the bar, pizza and disco night in the beer garden

meRRY’s GastRoPUBMain St

fri 15th - Tommy Comerford 10pmsat 16th - Ross at 10:30pmsun 17th - Ross 6-8pm and Gatsby night upstairs from 9pm

DoWNeYs BaRMain St

Traditional old world style bar with open fire, pool table and juke box

NaGle’s BaRGrattan Square

fri 15th - live music in barsat 16th – DJ playing 70s & 80s musicsun 17th - Live music in bar

the localGrattan Square

fri 15th - trad session from 10pmsat 16th - trad session with Donnchadh Gough and friends from 9:30pm sun 17th – live music with The Relics at 6pm, after the market. Lunch served Tues - Sat. Serving food all day Saturday 16th

complete your festival experience by enjoying some of the nightlife on offer in Dungarvan, with local pubs running a full entertainment schedule throughout the festival weekend. See festival website for more updates on our nightlife schedule.

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Cocktails, wines and beers.

PaDDY foleY’sGrattan Square

sat 16th Live music with Jimmy Rae from 9:30pm

laWloR’s hotelBridge St

friday 15th Opening dinnersaturday 16th Comedy Grub Clubsunday 17th BBQ with music

mURPhY’s BaRDavitt’s Quay

Live music in the bar from 8pm each night

the PaRK hotelDavitt’s Quay

sat 16th Brendan McCarthy in the Meladon Bar - live jazz and RnB from 9:30pm. sun 17th Traditional Irish music from 7:30pm

the eNteRPRise BaRGrattan Square

Sculpture exhibition running all weekend plus live music in the beer garden

QUealY’s BaRO’Connell St

Traditional style bar

the tUDoRMary St

sat 16th – Live music with Spotlightsun 17th – Live music with Town and Country

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alice o’coNNoR’sSexton St, Abbeyside

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aN BaiNNlaNN chÚil Na nGaBhaR aRt GalleRY66 o connell street, Dungarvan. tel: 058 41933Originally a dairy and grocery, now an art gallery exhibiting an exciting collection of contemporary art by local artists.

See festival website for more opening times.

Déise cameRa clUB PhotoGRaPhY eXhiBitioNDungarvan shopping centre. tel: 087 648 5027Annual photography exhibition which will feature a wide range of photography styles including a food photography section.Opening: Friday 15th at 6pm

eNteRPRise BaR eXhiBitioNBeer Garden, 26 Grattan square, Dungarvan tel: 058 41327Group art exhibition of several established local artists.Opening: Friday the 15th at 5.30pm Open every day from 10.30am-12.30am

BaNK stUDiosDavitt’s Quay, Dungarvan tel: 087 6720 076This beautiful heritage building overlooking the bridge will host exhibitions over the festival weekend, and the artists in residence will showcase their work from their studios.

haveN aRt stUDio87 o’ connell st, Dungarvan tel: 086 1033 018“Heart of the Home” exhibition, with work by David Minehan and the artists working in the studio.

coPPeR coast GeoPaRKGeopark visitor centre, Bunmahon, co. Waterford. tel: 051 292828“Windswept” exhibition by artist Orlaith Hamersley.The collection is inspired by the artist’s interaction with the rouged landscape of her home by the sea on the Copper Coast of Waterford.

Beach hoUse GalleRY65 o’connell st, Dungarvan. tel: 058 24482 or 087 7933931Food Feeds Craft! Come to The Beach House Gallery to see crafts inspired by food.Open: Tuesday – Saturday 10:30am – 5:30pm; Sunday 2pm-5pm

olD maRKet hoUse aRts ceNtRelower main street, Dungarvan, co. Waterford. tel: 058 48944Exhibitions during the Food Festival:“Children of Lir” by the artist Ann Dunphy“Perspectives” by Studio Trois Featuring food inspired images. Open: Tuesday to Friday 11am - 5pmSaturday 1pm - 5pm

JoaN claNcY GalleRYmweelahorna, Ring, Dungarvan. tel: 058 46205 / 086 8134 597Well worth a visit to this renowned Gaeltacht gallery, featuring Aidan Butler, Blawnin Clancy, Damaris Lysaght, Rayleen Clancy, Ross Stewart, Andrea Jameson, Ciara Gormley, Leah Murphy.April 15th, 16th, 17th 11am –5.30pm

the aRDmoRe GalleRY aND teaRoommain st, ardmore, co Waterford tel: 024 94863 or 087 6975014This delightful tearoom, art workshop and art and craft gallery is a true haven, stocking a wonderful array of art work and crafts. Open daily: 9:30am – 6:30pm

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accommoDatioN iN West WateRfoRD Lóistín ar fáil

lismoRe toWeR aND tales23rd April

DUNGaRvaN tRaDfest28th May – 1st June

lismoRe oPeRa festival4th June – 5th June

immRama festival of tRavel WRitiNG16th June – 19th June

RoBeRt BoYle sUmmeR school23rd June – 26th June

aRDmoRe PatteRN18th July – 24th July

sPRaoi20th August – 21st August

seaN KellY toUR20th August – 21st August

WateRfoRD Walls26th August – 28th August

haRvest festival9th September – 11th September

NiRe valleY WalKiNG festival9th October – 11th October

imaGiNe aRts festival20th October – 30th October

WiNteRval25th November – 23rd December

See our website for more details and festival packages.

cliff hoUse hotelT: 024 87800 www.thecliffhousehotel.com

the taNNeRY toWNhoUseT: 058 45420 www.tannery.ie

laWloRs hotelT: 058 41122 www.lawlorshotel.com

the PaRK hotel aND holiDaY homesT: 058 42899 www.flynnhotels.com

moUNtaiN vieW GUesthoUseTel: 058 42588 www.mountainviewhse.com

cReWs aPaRtmeNt accommoDatioNT: 058 23422 www.crews.ie

Some of the other great events being planned for Waterford city and county for 2016.

For all upcoming events see: WWW.visitWateRfoRD.com

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10 Tiffany’s11 Shamrock12 Butler’s Icecream13 Jitterbeans14 Meades15 Ormond’s Café16 Mary’s Koffee Korner17 O’Brien’s Sandwich Bar18 Bagel Bar19 Euroroute Cuisine20 Lazy Lamb21 Lawlor’s Hotel22 Park Hotel23 Lismore Castle24 Colligan Woods25 Lismore Heritage

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26 St. Mary’s Church of Ireland

27 Causeway Tennis and Bowls Club

28 SGC Cinema

29 Gold Coast Hotel

30 Clonea Beach

31 The Local

32 The Anchor

33 The Lady Belle

34 Le Chéile

35 Deise Day Care Centre

36 Cliff House Hotel

37 White Horses Restaurant

38 An Seanachaí

39 Blackwater Distillery

40 Meánscoil san Nioclás

41 Ballinclamper

42 Health Hub

43 Gourmet House

44 Cass and Co

45 Sólás na Mara

46 The Wine Buff

47 Murphy’s Bar and Restaurant

RestaURaNts, cafes, & eveNt veNUes

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2 Ardmore Gallery and Tearoom

3 Copper Coast Geopark4 Bank Studios5 Dungarvan Shopping

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6 Beach House Gallery

7 Enterprise Bar

8 Haven Art Studio

9 Joan Clancy Art Gallery

10 Old Market House Arts Centre

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oUR commUNitY PaRtNeRs fRieNDs ciRcle

» Aglish N.S.

» Ardmore N.S.

» Carriglea N.S.

» Causeway Tennis & Bowls Club

» Dungarvan Dramatic Club

» St Josephs N.S.

» Comeragh Comhaltas Branch

» Comhlucht Forbartha na nDéise

» Country Store

» Déise Day Care Centre

» Dungarvan Country Market

» Dungarvan Farmers’ Market

» Dungarvan Film Club

» Dungarvan Harbour Sailing Club

» Dungarvan & West Waterford Chamber Of Commerce

» Dungarvan Hill Walking Club

» Dungarvan Lions Club

» Dungarvan Tourist Information Office

» Glenbeg N.S.

» GIY Dungarvan

» Glór na nGael

» Kilbrien N.S.

» Knockmahon N.S.

» Le Chéile Childcare

» Waterford Library And Arts Services

» Waterford Local Enterprise Office

» Meánscoil San Nioclás

» OPW

» Our Lady Of Mercy N.S.

» Rathgormack N.S.

» RNLI

» Scoil Gharbháin

» Seafield N.S.

» St. Augustine’s College

» St. Mary’s N.S. Grange

» Villierstown N.S.

» Waterford City & County Council

» Waterford Comhairle Na nÓg

» Waterford County Museum

» Waterford Childcare Committee

» Waterford Sports Partnership

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Our festival could not continue without the support of the local business community and we would like to thank those who have joined our Friend’s Circle for 2016.

some of our festival friends include:

see our website for more, and look out for the window sticker to identify members of our friend’s circle.

» Merry’s Gastropub

» The Moorings Bar & Restaurant

» Nude Food

» Nutrilicious Food Company

» Park Hotel

» An Seanachaí Bar And Restaurant

» The Shamrock Restaurant

» Sólás Na Mara

» South Coast Seafood

» The Tannery Restaurant & Cookery School

» TOTEM

» Ardmore Gallery and Tearoom

» Barron’s Bakery

» Blasta Wholefoods

» Crews Restaurant

» Dalton’s Jewellers

» Dungarvan Brewing Company

» Dungarvan Credit Union

» Eunice Power Catering

» Harty’s Oysters

» Lawlor’s Hotel

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FREE HOPPER BUSESONCEAGAINWEARE DELIGHTEDTO OFFERA FREE HOPPER BUS

SERVICE FORTHE FESTIVALWEEKEND

4 routes12am to 6pm

Saturday 16th Sunday 17thApril

Four different routes, hop on or hop off at any one of these stops...

This is a free serviceb Please see local press and festival website for details of exact stop locationsbChildren under 12 must be accompaniedb

Consider walking or cycling to festival events, walking to town and taking the hopper bus home orparking near a hopper bus stop to get the bus for the last part of your journey.

Kilminion Ballinroad Barnawee Duckspool Touranore Sallybrook Seapark Cro�y's Corner Town Centre

Shandon Estuary Heights Kilrush Town Centre

Lisfennel Lackenfune Spring Meadows Springmount Youghal Rd Mitchell St Wolfe Tone Rd Town Centre

River Lane Cruachan Pinewood Town Centre

Tickets on-line at / Ticéidí ar-líne ag:

www.WestWaterfordFestivalofFood.comTicket Office / Oifig na dTicéad:

Dungarvan Tourist Information Office, 51 Main Street, Dungarvan Festival Information / Eolas ar an bhFéile:

Telephone: 058 41741

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