Says owner Ray Coyle: "If you don’t create something landmark every three or four years, your numbers will start going down and that is the road to closure.”

Tayto held the top spot for four years running when it was beaten by Kerrygold in 2017.

TOP-CLASS rower Sanita Pušpure may have returned from the world championships in Bulgaria with a gold medal for Ireland last month, but she’s not about to rest on her oars.

"There's an amusement park named after that?

Tayto has launched a new online store to deliver crisps, snacks and merchandise door-to-door.

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There was loud praise when X-Factor singer Mary Byrne faced her fears of heights on Celebrity Operation Transformation and abseiled down the side of a tall building in Dublin to raise money for the children’s charity Make-A-Wish. But behind the scenes it was a different story.

Coca-Cola is the top brand in Ireland for the 13th year in a row.

Bank of Ireland seems set to stick to its decision to drop the Irish option at its ATMs despite calls from Conradh na Gaeilge for an “urgent meeting” to discuss the issue.

It’s not news, but health continues to be a major driver within the grocery sector.

Irish shoppers are choosing to buy homegrown brands despite the continued rise of own-label products.

Every so often I’ll have a small epiphany, writes Colm O’Regan. 

Future stars of stage and screen gathered gongs and shared the red carpet with celebrities at a student theatre event in Dublin.

Freddie would invite his best friends to his dream dinner party. "You can insult and tease them and they just come back for more," he says.

A 25-year-old woman who claimed she broke her ankle on the Tayto Twister ride at Tayto Park five years ago has settled her High Court action.

A 25-year-old woman who claims she broke her ankle on the ‘The Tayto Twister’ at Tayto Park has sued for damages in the High Court.

One Irish Reddit user has sent a ’sneaky shipment’ of Taytos to his brother.

After spending the last few weeks focusing on loved ones, the January sales are a chance for shoppers to think about their own wishlist, writes Grainne McGuinness.

There's nothing more heavenly than a crisp sandwich and now you can enjoy one while doing your Christmas shopping on Dublin's Henry Street.

Star Wars star Mark Hamill endeared himself to the country with his love of all things Irish while filming here.

The force may be strong with (Sky) Walkers, but Luke closely at the above picture and you will see that Mark Hamill (and possibly his pooch) has a weakness for Tayto.

This photo is just perfect.

Noted-Tayto lover and Star Wars hero Mark Hamill has just bid our little country adieu with a brilliant tweet and photo.

Teabags! Post-it notes! What would we do?

Kerrygold and Tayto have fended off competition from stout, chocolate, and rashers to be voted the most longed-for foods in a survey of Irish emigrants.

After the recent debacles with Conor McGregor and Paul Dunne, Tayto crisps have become the latest thing from our shores to be claimed as British.

Colette Keane spent a day at Tayto Park and came back to the office raving that it was a ‘must do’ this summer. With its new wooden rollercoaster due to open this week, she tells us why...

First came the mouthwatering news of a dedicated crisp sandwich shop opening its doors in Belfast. Now, Tayto has unveiled plans for a similar operation in Dublin which will be open for business in less than a week.

A childhood classic went mainstream last month with the news of a dedicated crisp sandwich shop opening its doors in Belfast.

Deep breaths, everyone. It’s happening.

Tayto crisps, Cadbury chocolate and Kerrygold butter are the brands Irish emigrants miss the most, according to a recent survey.

The whole country is planning a trip to Dicey's after a photo of a drinks receipt was shared online.

One post-Web Summit chancer is selling a half empty packet of Tayto that may or may not have passed through Eva Longoria’s hands.

#Tayto4Eva

Coca-Cola is Ireland’s biggest selling grocery brand, according to a survey by Checkout magazine.

Coca-Cola has held on to its position as the biggest selling brand in the Irish grocery market for 10 years, according to the latest Checkout Top 100 Brands report, produced by Checkout magazine in association with Nielsen.

While none of the films are new to the internet, many of them are already widely circulated. For instance, Great Cork Treaty (1922), a silent panorama of Michael Collins addressing thousands of people on Cork’s Grand Parade, when the throng is thrown into disarray by gunshots...

There is bad news on the jobs front with up to 290 jobs being lost in Dublin and Donegal.

A survey by retail trade magazine Checkout revealed that 61% of 441 respondents said that they miss Tayto when overseas, with 34% claiming they miss the famous crisps “a lot”.

LEAVES are turning and potato-picking has begun.