More than 5,000 people attended last weekend’s Food and Drink Festival – a record crowd for the event.
Despite it being moved to Knockaloe in Patrick at the last minute, after
problems with water-logging at the Nunnery grounds, visitor numbers exceeded last
year’s figures.
The Food and Drink Festival is run by the Department of Environment, Food and
Agriculture as a way of showcasing local producers and the contribution they
make to the economy.
You can see a full report from the festival on TVIM from 1pm.
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