Weekend Food with Darina Allen: Legacy left behind by Myrtle Allen

By the time you read this column on Saturday, the news of Myrtle Allen’s passing will be well known.

Weekend Food with Darina Allen: Legacy left behind by Myrtle Allen
Sat, 16 Jun, 2018 - 01:00

By the time you read this column on Saturday, the news of Myrtle Allen’s passing will be well known.

She was 94 and up to very recently was ‘hale and hearty’ although age had dimmed her brilliant intellect in recent years. What a legacy my beautiful mother-in-law has left us all.

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