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July 16, 2008

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SuperValu's Wine of the Month Talks Back. 19 Crimes. Meet the Characters!

Press release Criminally Good Value at SuperValu 19 Crimes is the Wine of the Month for Only €10 One of the 19 Crimes is imprinted on each cork Named the World’s Most Admired Wine Brand 2020 by Drinks International, 19 Crimes is SuperValu’s wine of the month for May. A wine, which shares the history of the infamous people who founded the land where its grapes are now grown, 19 Crimes highlights the plight of 165,000 convicts who made the long voyage by sea to Australia between 1788 and 1868, as punishment for committing one of nineteen crimes. 19 Crimes is now available at the special price of €10, reduced from €14, at SuperValu stores nationwide until stocks last. To add some fun and intrigue to our tasting experience, 19 Crimes has developed an interactive app which animates three of the 19 Crimes convicts' infamous true stories. By downloading the app and then hovering your phone over one of these bottles, the character on the label comes to life to s

Knockadoon Cliff Walks

Knockadoon Walks, East Cork. Welcome to Knockadoon Knockadoon is a small rural peninsula, close to the seaside town of Youghal in County Cork. Take care, and watch out for walkers in particular, as you make your way through the narrow roads to the pier. From there, you have a choice of two walks, the Capel Way Coastal Trail towards the west (made up of two loops, 2.5km and 6km) and, towards the east, you may take the Barry's Cove Way. From the pier itself, you can look across to Youghal nd you see more of that area if you take Barry's Cove Way. On the other hand, if you head west, you'll soon pass Capel Island, then an old Signal Tower. All the while, the ocean is to your left. Later again, views of Ballycotton and its lighthouse open up. You'll start here by the pier. Youghal, and the mouth of the River Blackwater, are directly across from the pier. Lots of wildflowers grow quite close to the path. Many kinds of birds are seen too, from big hungry looki

Sixth generation celebrating Christmas at historic Keenan’s of Tarmonbarry

Sixth generation celebrating Christmas at historic Keenan’s of Tarmonbarry Father and son: Barry and David. Landmark pub Keenan’s of Tarmonbarry is the favourite festive lunch stop for drivers crossing the country during the build-up to Christmas. The traditional interior lends itself perfectly to decorating and it will soon be looking its best for the yuletide season. For six generations, the same family has welcomed hungry and thirsty travellers, and now David Keenan has been appointed as general manager. The original pub, a more modest establishment, was opened by David’s great great great grandfather, Hugh Reynolds on the same site in 1865. David’s parents, Barry and Annette Keenan, took over 25 years ago and were responsible for introducing the food service with which Keenan’s has become synonymous, as well as developing the 12-bedroom boutique hotel. “It’s a privilege as well as a responsibility to take over a family business with a history like Keenan’s has”, says David

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