where can i get Goat meat in cork

ECO_Mental · 12-08-2015 10:04PM #1

As it says on the title.

Just out of curiosity I would love to find some goat meat. It is one of the most popular meats in the world but we can't get here. Well not anywhere I know

the_syco · 12-08-2015 10:28PM

Google says;

http://www.bandonfarmersmarket.com/stalls/maughanasilly-organic-farm/

Stallholder: Martin & Yvon O' Flynn & Family
Phone: 027 - 66111
Address: Maughanasilly, Kealkill, Bantry

The Hill Billy · 13-08-2015 05:51AM

Boards says ... Try the Cork City forum.

Moved.

tHB

horgan_p · 13-08-2015 11:09AM

Standard answer for where can I get XXX foodstuff in Cork - try the English market - there's a specialty/game butchers shop in there. Failing that there is/was a halal butchers on the north main street , those would be my 2 guesses.

ECO_Mental · 13-08-2015 03:32PM

My First port of call was the market a week or two ago and I asked a butcher and he didn't know of anybody.

Anyway coincidence or what but on Newstalk this afternoon they was a caller asking the same question. Apparently they is a butcher in Moore street in cork that sells it. That's down around the South infirmary I think. Otherwise I will try the halal place.

the beer revolu · 13-08-2015 04:40PM

ECO_Mental wrote: »

My First port of call was the market a week or two ago and I asked a butcher and he didn't know of anybody.

Anyway coincidence or what but on Newstalk this afternoon they was a caller asking the same question. Apparently they is a butcher in Moore street in cork that sells it. That's down around the South infirmary I think. Otherwise I will try the halal place.

Moore Street is behind the Mercy hospital.
I can't picture a butcher's there.

Had0ken · 13-08-2015 05:27PM

I tried to get goat meat in the city before. Couldn't find it anywhere, even the halal shops.

If you really need goat meat, you can get it in Waterford City. Spice World is the name of the place I think, halal shop.

It's very tough stuff though! You'd need to stew it for at least two hours.

aujopimur · 13-08-2015 06:34PM

Puck fair tomorrow:D

ABajaninCork · 13-08-2015 07:21PM

It's not goat at all, but mutton. Might be better off asking for that.

lisasimpson · 13-08-2015 09:27PM

surprised its so hard to get in cork... I remember hearing a few years back that some nationalities think African (correct me if im wrong) use it in their local dishes

ABajaninCork · 13-08-2015 09:34PM

lisasimpson wrote: »

surprised its so hard to get in cork... I remember hearing a few years back that some nationalities think African (correct me if im wrong) use it in their local dishes

It's Afro-Caribbean, and we don't. Curried goat is in fact mutton...

ECO_Mental · 13-08-2015 10:05PM

I just asked professor wikipedia and apparently goat meat is sometimes called mutton leading to a bit of confusion. Goat is the most widely consumed meat in the world, not by volume but the amount of people who eat it. You would think therefor it should be easy to get here

pwurple · 14-08-2015 10:11PM

It's a dose of an animal to farm for meat though on any scale isn't it?... Aggressive.

Mutton is one of the tastiest meats you'll ever eat if it's cooked properly. Try that instead. Very close.

And you might want to reconsider sourcing halal meat. halal slaughter is banned for humane reasons in loads of European countries, having seen both methods, I'd like to see halal slaughter banned here too. Would not support it.

lisasimpson · 15-08-2015 08:18AM

ABajaninCork wrote: »

It's Afro-Caribbean, and we don't. Curried goat is in fact mutton...

No I was talking of goats meat not mutton (ive had it stewed in Cuba wasn't bad either even though the food over there is bland), but the only place I know to get it is in Dublin and that's only in recent years..if you talk to a goat farmer, they don't like new borns been male as they are deemed economically worthless but with the arrival of migrants here there is now a very smallmarket for it. I thought with the variety of cultures in cork and our own expanding food ventures maybe someone might be selling it

ABajaninCork · 15-08-2015 11:08AM

lisasimpson wrote: »

No I was talking of goats meat not mutton (ive had it stewed in Cuba wasn't bad either even though the food over there is bland), but the only place I know to get it is in Dublin and that's only in recent years..if you talk to a goat farmer, they don't like new borns been male as they are deemed economically worthless but with the arrival of migrants here there is now a very smallmarket for it. I thought with the variety of cultures in cork and our own expanding food ventures maybe someone might be selling it

No. They might tell you it's goat, but it's not. It's actually mutton as I say. Names are interchangeable in the West Indies. They will call sheep goats when in fact they're not.

lisasimpson · 15-08-2015 01:57PM

ABajaninCork wrote: »

No. They might tell you it's goat, but it's not. It's actually mutton as I say. Names are interchangeable in the West Indies. They will call sheep goats when in fact they're not.

not always it was actual goats meat we had it at the farm itself..... as for it in Ireland I remember now it was ear to the ground a few years back that did the feature on goats meat starting to be used over here.

roundymac · 27-08-2015 04:29PM

As a matter of interest, where can you mutton in Cork, the sheep's varitity mind you.

horgan_p · 27-08-2015 08:16PM

most of the "lamb" around at the moment will be mutton

the beer revolu · 28-08-2015 05:21PM

roundymac wrote: »

As a matter of interest, where can you mutton in Cork, the sheep's varitity mind you.

The Meat Centre in English Market usually has mutton.

where can i get Goat meat in cork

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