Consumers excited for start of Strawberry season

Tomorrow is the June Bank Holiday Monday and the taste buds of consumers are being tickled countrywide by the new season of fresh Irish strawberries.

Consumers excited for start of Strawberry season
Thu, 02 May, 2019 - 11:00
Ray Ryan

Tomorrow is the June Bank Holiday Monday and the taste buds of consumers are being tickled countrywide by the new season of fresh Irish strawberries.

The ‘Celebrate Strawberry Season’ campaign, organised by Bord Bia, the Irish Soft Fruit Growers Association and the Irish Farmers Association, is underway.

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CourtsStrawberriesPlace: IrelandPlace: Strawberry Beds RoadPlace: River LiffeyPlace: DublinPlace: WexfordPlace: MeathPlace: KildarePlace: European Economic AreaPerson: Elizabeth FinneganPerson: Bord BiaPerson: Lorcan BourkePerson: BourkePerson: presidentPerson: Joe HealyPerson: Jimmy KearnsPerson: KearnsEvent: June Bank HolidayEvent: Bank HolidayEvent: Celebrate Strawberry SeasonOrganisation: Bord BiaOrganisation: Irish Soft Fruit Growers AssociationOrganisation: Irish Farmers AssociationOrganisation: IFA Soft Fruit GrowersOrganisation: IFA
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