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Butcher selling rabbit?

  • 11-02-2017 10:27am
    #1
    longshanks
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    Can anyone point me in the direction of a butcher who sells rabbit?


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  • #2
    looksee
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    Try http://www.dunhillecopark.com/eldawild-irish-venison.html


  • #3
    Wanderer78
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    looksee wrote:
    Try


    I'd say Jason should be able to help you out alright


  • #4
    deisemum
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    Not a butcher's but Ardkeen Stores sometimes stock it, I think it was SuperValu Kilbarry that had rabbit when I was in there yesterday.


  • #5
    marlin vs
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    Michael Dunphy's Lisduggan shopping center.


  • #6
    PTH2009
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    Poor owl bugs bunny lol

    Never heard of rabbits being used for meat though


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  • #7
    looksee
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    Rabbits were often used for food until the 1950s when they got out of hand in Australia (they had been taken there for food but they bred till they were eating all the grassland) and myxomatosis was introduced (its a viral disease) to control them, it spread around the world including UK and Ireland. It was a pretty disgusting disease and there was a lot of public revulsion to it; many people stopped eating rabbit.

    Rabbits are not native to Ireland, they were brought from Europe - for food - by the Normans in the 12th century.


  • #8
    losthorizon
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    PTH2009 wrote: »
    Poor owl bugs bunny lol

    Never heard of rabbits being used for meat though


    Ive had rabbit before - delicious. Best meal I ever had.


  • #9
    PTH2009
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    losthorizon wrote: »
    Ive had rabbit before - delicious. Best meal I ever had.

    Very similar to chicken I've heard


  • #10
    hardybuck
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    A lot of rabbit was caught in Ireland and sent across the Irish Sea to feed the British population during rationing around WWII time.

    You'll see it in places like Belgium, France and Germany. Things like rabbit stew. Which is delicious.


  • #11
    kaef
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    Billy Burke on Ballybricke is a fishmonger but he also sells poultry and game. If they don't have it in stock they will get it for you with no hassle.


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  • #12
    psnKOB79LFC
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    Wouldn't sell in waterford, too many steak hungry cavemen with no imagination around


  • #13
    longshanks
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    psnKOB79LFC wrote: »
    Wouldn't sell in waterford, too many steak hungry cavemen with no imagination around

    Kill yourself.


  • #14
    spankmemunkey
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    Toxoplasmosis is what alot of them have.


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