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Welcome to The Connemara Smokehouse
Specialists in Wild & Organic Seafood
Press Page Cuttings
Some more reports
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Realfood Show April 2008 Video
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Irish Television May 2007
Nationwide
"Smoke houses continue culinary tradition" Maria Mullarkey visited our smokehouse to find out about the smoking process & why smoked fish is still popular.
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2009
"...From Connemara Smokehouse come good, smoked tuna, both farmed and organic smoked salmon, and three fillets of plain and peppered smoked mackerel, 6.50, which is easy to make into paté, with cream cheese and lemon juice for starters and nibbles.." Roz Crowley, Irish Examiner (December 2009). |
The winter issue of Aer Aran's Ireland of the Welcomes gives advice on spending 24 hours in the capital of Connemara. (see more on our Facebook Pages). (Nov'09)
"..A few minutes' drive away, smoked and marinated fish is cured in the traditional way at the Connemara Smokehouse. (Yorkshire Post: 9 Oct'09)
Connemara company takes major prize at Good Food Ireland Awards (Connacht Tribune 25/9/2009)
Ireland's unforgettable west coast
"A few minutes' drive away, smoked and marinated fish is cured in the traditional way at the Connemara Smokehouse..."
Jul 24 2009 Liverpool Daily Post Correspondent
Georgina Campbell's Guide (July 2009)
includes a nice recipe for Smoked Salmon Tagliatelle with Parmesan Cream at the bottom of the article!
Food & Wine Jan 2009.
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2008
Glór Chonamara - South Connemara monthly newspaper; Nov'08
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Past the signs for the ponytrekking back towards the main road you will see the smokehouse signposted on your right, overlooking the castle of Grace O'Malley. Owner Graham Roberts is one of chef Rick Stein's food heroes and the smoked tuna appears on the menu in Stein's restaurant. Graham fillets the fish himself before it is salted to take out the excess water and then smoked with beechwood. Here you can talk to the man himself and buy wild smoked salmon, gravadlax or honey roast smoked tuna for your Christmas table.
Antonia Windsor guardian.co.uk (Oct'08)
Tuam Market brings producers face to face with consumers!
DAVID BURKE, Tuam Herald, 12th June 2008
A trip to Connemara would not be complete without stopping at the Connemara Smokehouse near
Ballyconeely. The family-run smokehouse has become one of the worlds leading names in high quality
seafood. Every product is hand-produced in the traditional way. It is great fun and really
interesting to visit and see the process of how they smoke the fish and sample some of the delicious
products too.
Dee Laffen, Irish Independent 28th May 2008
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Graham appeared in an advertisement for the local Supervalu Supermarket in Clifden. "Joe's a local"
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Joe Lynch, Supervalu Manager, Clifden; Connaught Tribune (25/1/2008)
Artisans: Where there's smoke, there's flavour!
Emma Kennedy in The Sunday Business Post (20 January 2008)
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2007
Story telling!
How Clodagh McKenna found us; Food & Wine - (Dec07/Jan08).
Clodagh has also featured us on her Friends' Page
SSside ways
Rachel Allen in Sunday Tribune magazine (9/12/2007)
smokin' in birmingham!
Marie-Claire Digby; Irish Times (24/11/2007)
Large scale success
Roz Crowley; Irish Examiner (23/11/2007)
Connemara artisan hits the big stage at BBC Good Food Show
Galway First (19/11/2007)
A sea of tranquility: Chill out in Connemara
Caroline Fitton; Ultimate Guide to Summer (Spring 2007)
Graham talks to Greatfood.ie
Producer Feature; Greatfood.ie (27/3/2007)
Connemara Smokehouse Wins Again!
RTÉ Seascapes 9/3/2007
2006
Simply sumptuous salmon
Irish News (14/11/2006)
Local man goes to BBC Food Show
Clifden.ie (3/10/2006)
"....simply the best
presentation of this dish I have ever seen" Galway Advertiser (20/7/2006)
Prior to 2006 on our Other Reports Page
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"..The thing is, these breakfasts are worth getting up for: porridge from an organic producer, like the Ballybrado eggs, or bacon, or the pork used for the dinner menu. The smoked salmon is what Dermot calls the best in Ireland, from Graham Roberts in Connemara...."
Lucinda O'Sullivan on The Old Convent in the Sunday Indepenent's 'LIFE' Magazine, April 2007
"...the tasting menu was great. And the portions and pacing were perfect. The Gannons are a brave pair. There are still a lot of people out there who require a grand plate o' dinner, and they would have no truck with the likes of the buffalo mozzarella popover with Connemara smoked salmon that formed the first course. This reminded me of a light and delicate Yorkshire pudding with a rich, cheesy filling topped with cool smoked salmon and cold creme fraiche. Yum!...."
Tom Doorley's Critique on The Old Convent, Clogheen, Co Tipperary in The Irish Times, October 2006
'Georginal Campbell's Ireland' award for 'Best Country House Breakfast'in 2008 was presented to Dermot and Christine Gannon of The Old Convent, Clogheen, Co Tipperary.
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