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Horse Meat - in Dublin?

  • 18-12-2011 06:55PM
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    uvox
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    I had some horse meat at a ag fair in Wicklow during the summer - not my taste but a guest has asked me if I could cook some up for Xmas.

    Is it possible to buy it - as a consumer - in Dublin shops?


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    The Hill Billy
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    The Hill Billy
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    Mod Note - A couple of posts deleted already. Off-topic & unhelpful posts will be removed & the poster banned.

    tHB


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    There is usually a stall at the Food Market in Farmleigh that sells Horse Skewers, cooked on site - and I think he sells it for cooking at home also.


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    Jemmy
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    Des wrote: »
    There is usually a stall at the Food Market in Farmleigh that sells Horse Skewers, cooked on site - and I think he sells it for cooking at home also.

    There is a guy that sells the horse skewers in the Friday Food market in Sandyford too.


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