Sat, 19 Jan, 2019 - 00:00
As the Blue Book turns 45, Marie Toft joins the women at the helm of Ireland’s country houses for afternoon tea.
Hazel Allen was a young girl at boarding school and one of the highlights of her week was getting a copy of the Farmers’ Journal. She would go straight to Myrtle Allen’s cookery column.
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