Myrtle Allen's rich legacy is an Irish food dynasty

Myrtle Allen leaves behind an Irish food dynasty, a family name synonymous with an acclaimed restaurant, a cookery school, books, television programmes, and produce.

Myrtle Allen's rich legacy is an Irish food dynasty
Thu, 14 Jun, 2018 - 11:37

By Joe Leogue

Myrtle Allen leaves behind an Irish food dynasty, a family name synonymous with an acclaimed restaurant, a cookery school, books, television programmes, and produce.

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