A tasty way to celebrate St Patrick's Day
St Patrick's 2015

A tasty way to celebrate St Patrick's Day

Irish Food Market
March 15
Trafalgar Square
12-6pm

ST Patrick’s Day was traditionally known as a day of feasting, so use this as an excuse to head into the heart of London to sample some of Ireland’s finest produce at the Irish Food Market, which will be one of the highlights at the Mayor of London’s St Patrick’s Day celebrations.

Sponsored by Kerrygold and brought to you by Bord Bia, the free event is taking place in Trafalgar Square on March 15. And the Irish Food Market is the perfect way to sample the true flavour of Ireland and experience a warm welcome from the producers themselves.

From farmhouse cheeses and traditional breads to smoked fish and luxury confectionery, the Irish Food Board (Bord Bia) brings the very best of Ireland to central London.

A great day out for foodies and families alike, just remember your shamrock!

Look out for the following tasty treats...

  • Broderick’s chocolate and caramel snack bars
  • Burren Smokehouse smoked salmon sandwiches
  • Keogh’s crisps
  • Kerrygold butter
  • Nomadic yoghurt & oat clusters
  • Foods of Athenry biscuits, snacks and cakes
  • Your Irish Shop’s chocolate, tea, jams and honey
  • Jelly Bean sweets

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Don't forget to meet one of Ireland’s favourite chefs - Clodagh McKenna will be signing copies of her latest cookbook called Clodagh’s Irish Kitchen on Festival day from noon-2pm.

Renowned Irish chefs Darina Allen and Nevin Maguire share their St Patrick’s Day favourites:

DARINA ALLEN

What is the essential food ingredient to make a great Saint Patrick’s Day?

Colcannon with a big lump of Kerrygold butter melting in the middle.

What, for you, makes a great Saint Patrick’s Day?

Getting together with family and friends around the kitchen table and enjoying a meal to celebrate Irish food culture and tradition.

NEVEN MAGUIRE

What is the essential non-food ingredient to make a great Saint Patrick’s Day?

Spending time with the family – a day to be proud of.