Since 2006, Good Food Ireland® has showcased the stories and authenticity of local producers, offering a truly flavourful journey into Irish cuisine.
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Trusted All Island Food and Drink Experiences. Established in 2006, Good Food Ireland® was a trailblazer in highlighting the significance of food in Ireland’s culture and traditions. Today, it stands as the island’s exclusive global community dedicated to shared food and drink experiences.
We offer access to hand-picked, locally-driven food and drink experiences. From exploring the vibrant local food scene to meeting the passionate farmers, producers and chefs who bring these flavours to life, each experience is designed to give you a genuine taste of the island’s culinary heritage.
Our mission is to inspire people to explore Irish ingredients and local food and drink experiences. Taste the distinct flavours of Ireland’s local produce and embrace meaningful moments rooted in tradition and cultural discovery. We believe that now, more than ever, connecting with Ireland’s food and its people is a truly valuable experience.
We are committed to sustainable food travel, supporting Ireland’s farmers, food producers and fishermen. By booking an experience with us, you’re not only enjoying authentic local food, but also helping to ensure the future livelihoods of Ireland’s food communities and preserving its culinary traditions for generations to come.
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Good Food Ireland offers a wide range of experiences including food tours and tastings, cookery classes and demonstrations, brewery and distillery tours, afternoon teas, picnics, private experiences, multi-day tours, and opportunities to meet local food makers and producers.
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These experiences connect visitors with Ireland’s food culture through authentic local traditions, regional specialties, passionate farmers, fishers, artisans, distillers, and chefs. They are designed to showcase Ireland’s culinary heritage, craftsmanship, hospitality, and storytelling.
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Yes. Many experiences focus on meeting the makers behind Ireland’s food and drink. Visitors can tour oyster farms, cheesemaking facilities, cider orchards, smokehouses, distilleries, and family-run farms while learning directly from producers and enjoying tastings.
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Yes. Experiences are available throughout Ireland, including Dublin, the Wild Atlantic Way, Northern Ireland, Ireland’s Ancient East, and Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands. Each region offers distinctive food traditions, local ingredients, and cultural experiences.
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Yes. Good Food Ireland offers hands-on cookery classes and demonstrations where visitors can learn traditional and contemporary Irish recipes, bread making, chocolate making, and other food skills from expert instructors and artisan producers.