Unleashing a food brand that taps into 'uniqueness' of Dingle Peninsula 

Residents and development companies prepare for the return of tourists and visitors
Marcin and Magdalena Kopec own and manage Dingle Sushi. File Picture. 

Marcin and Magdalena Kopec own and manage Dingle Sushi. File Picture. 

A major push to exploit the culinary attributes of the Dingle Peninsula (Corca Dhuibhne) will get under way later this month as residents and development companies prepare for the return of tourists and visitors to the area.

Farmers, fishers, food and drink producers and hospitality providers on the Peninsula are being invited to sign up to an exciting new training programme aimed at providing them with the knowledge and skills to further develop and enhance the food and ingredients of the region.

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