Grub's up! The NI Potato Festival returns to Causeway

Northern Ireland's favourite potato-themed festival is back, bigger and better than ever, on Saturday, October 13.
By The Newsroom
Published 17th Sep 2018, 13:38 BST
Updated 17th Sep 2018, 14:43 BST
Celebrity Chef Paula McIntyre MBE & Gary Stewart, Tartine at Distillers Arms, at the launch of the Potato Festival.Celebrity Chef Paula McIntyre MBE & Gary Stewart, Tartine at Distillers Arms, at the launch of the Potato Festival.
Celebrity Chef Paula McIntyre MBE & Gary Stewart, Tartine at Distillers Arms, at the launch of the Potato Festival.

And the popular event is set for a boost thanks to a new partnership with headline sponsor Randox, and a festival cookery theatre compered by NI Food Ambassador Paula McIntyre MBE.

Set against the backdrop of the world-famous Giant’s Causeway, the Randox Northern Ireland Potato Festival is a heady mix of family fun, a

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celebration of world-renowned potato breeder John Clarke, and a chance to sample the delights of the agri-food industry which thrives in the Causeway Coast & Glens. Festival fun starts at 10am and runs until 5pm in the grounds of the Causeway Hotel.

Now in its 6th year, the line-up for Festival Day boasts a packed programme of activities and attractions for all ages, and there is no admission fee.

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