Finally, why not send an edible feast to your loved ones here or at home. The Burren Smokehouse pack the finest hampers with the very best Irish food and drink from carefully selected Artisan producers throughout Ireland, alongside their own award winning organic Atlantic smoked salmon, which was fit for a Queen, Elizabeth II no less, when she was here last May. They have a huge range online from the small artisan baskets at €59 to full on banquets for €299, although the best selling baskets are the Whiskey Basket at €99, everything in it from the cheese to the marmalade and chocolates are laced with whiskey to the Clare Basket €89, all of the produce comes from County Clare, you can almost smell the Burren! But you would need to order from
www.burrensmokehouse.ie before the 9th of December to guarantee pre-Christmas delivery.
If you do decide to buy Irish this Christmas and I hope that you will, thank you for supporting Irish jobs, Irish businesses and communities throughout Ireland.
Wouldn’t it be nice to give something especially Irish this Christmas? Not only would you be supporting Ireland’s economic recovery if you have a mind to, but also lots of jobs that keep those rural communities we are all so fond of as tourists alive and awake! But most importantly you or your loved ones would be receiving a quality gift that will be appreciated and valued for its uniquely Irish appeal.
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Switch to the desktop site to post a comment.BiddyMurphy | Sep 26, 2012, 03:03 PM EDT
You can also get your Newbridge Silverware goods in Michigan at BiddyMurphy.com
SusanByron | Nov 29, 2011, 06:13 AM EST
@ MotherIrish, you are a real Irish Mammy, that one brought a tear to my eye, good luck...
MotherIrish | Nov 28, 2011, 03:47 PM EST
While there are many Irish made gifts I would love to have bestowed upon me this year - or any year for that fact - the one I would cherish the most is my lovely daughter's boyfriend putting ring on her finger. I would then be moved to buy her an Irish lace wedding hanky from the Irish Shop here in Atlanta.
Moloney | Nov 28, 2011, 10:35 AM EST
I reckon you should check out www.knowthyplace.com to see a truly unique Irish gift on-line.
SusanByron | Nov 26, 2011, 03:09 PM EST
Hi Oonafitz, not at all you have no idea how much even a single purchase from any of above affects not only families but whole communities, whether they are involved directly in growing, manufacturing, retail, administration, dispatch etc. Every €25 they earn and spend is estimated to be worth €100 in turnover to local suppliers and services.
oonafitz | Nov 26, 2011, 11:45 AM EST
I was just going to question this. Isn't it only the profits going to the Irish owners, the jobs all being sent out of the country?
Springfield9 | Nov 26, 2011, 10:38 AM EST
Where is Waterford made again? I forget.