Meet the new kids on the Food Capital’s block

In recent years, Cork’s long-held — and, perhaps, too often, loudly self-trumpeted — status as Food Capital of Ireland had come to resemble parochial pouting, a former heavyweight champ now reduced to trading on past glories.

Meet the new kids on the Food Capital’s block

By Joe McNamee

In recent years, Cork’s long-held — and, perhaps, too often, loudly self-trumpeted — status as Food Capital of Ireland had come to resemble parochial pouting, a former heavyweight champ now reduced to trading on past glories.

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