Artist impression of the completed building
22/10/2021
22/10/2021
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Urlingford-based Second Nature Oils has won a gold star at the UK’s Great Taste Awards for its mandarin infused rapeseed oil.
The rapeseed oil is grown, cold pressed and bottled at Drumeen farm, in Urlingford, where Kitty Colchester infuses her rapeseed oil with green mandarin zest. Great Taste is the largest accreditation scheme for speciality and fine food and drink. Established in 1994, it encourages and mentors artisan food producers, offering a benchmarking and product evaluation service leading to an independent accreditation that enables small food and drink businesses to compete against supermarket premium own-label brands.
The convenient location means all essential services and amenities are within easy reach
Cathaoirleach of Kilkenny County Council, Cllr. Fidelis Doherty and Mayor of Waterford City, Cllr. Joe Kelly, with Elected Members of Kilkenny and Waterford City and County Council
Henry Shefflin alongside former club and county teammate Michael Fennelly
Michael Walsh Chief Executive Waterford City and County Council, John Craddock of John Craddock Construction Ltd., Paul Flynn, Alan Wright, Mayor Joe Kelly, and Caroline Butler
Iron Annie Cabaret will be performed in The Watergate on October 31
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