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Dungarvan Blaa Festival

  • 20-02-2012 8:19pm
    #1
    wellboytoo
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    Not stirring the pot, but how come Dungarvan held a Blaa festival, when they're neither made there nor as far as I know consumed there to any great degree?


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  • #2
    membersonly
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    Bit of creative thinking to get a bit of money spent in the place for a day or so. Good idea and good luck to them I say.


  • #3
    marlin vs
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    They've some cheek, just trying to make some handy dough.:D


  • #4
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    marlin vs wrote: »
    They've some cheek, just trying to make some handy dough.:D

    You're on a roll....


  • #5
    Tangled
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    Joint fundraiser evening (rather than a festival) for the Festival of Food and the Munster Fleadh - the "Fleadh Blaa Hooley" - had music from Ceomhaltas and a BBQ with meats sponsored by Truly Irish and Blaas from Barron's Bakery, Cappoquin who are one of the three bakeries who produce blaas.


  • #6
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    Tangled wrote: »
    Joint fundraiser evening (rather than a festival) for the Festival of Food and the Munster Fleadh - the "Fleadh Blaa Hooley" - had music from Ceomhaltas and a BBQ with meats sponsored by Truly Irish and Blaas from Barron's Bakery, Cappoquin who are one of the three bakeries who produce blaas.

    Great stuff well done to all involved.


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  • #7
    Tangled
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    I was at it and it was a great evening, I heard a figure of 400 attended it so hopefully made a few bob for each festival.


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