Happy twins David and Stephen Flynn set to cook up a storm at Cork and Kerry Food Forum

They are both workaholics, have two children each and, spookily, turned vegetarian on the same day even though they were on opposite ends of the planet.

Happy twins David and Stephen Flynn set to cook up a storm at Cork and Kerry Food Forum
Wed, 15 Jun, 2016 - 01:00
Dan Buckley

Known as Ireland’s cheeriest twins, David and Stephen Flynn are now about to bring south the fruits of their success with The Happy Pear — a vegetarian food business, cafe and shop in Greystones, Co Wicklow.

The identical Flynn twins, who are SuperValu Good Food Karma Ambassadors, are set to attend the 2016 Cork and Kerry Food Forum.

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