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babylove1976 | 03:21 Sun 17th Oct 2004 | Food & Drink
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where can i buy irish food in the uk?
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Guiness,Murphys etc can be bought down the pub.

What other particular Irish foods are you looking for?

Ulster (or more correctly Northern Ireland).
Some Safeways stores carried Irish brands don't know if they still do, otherwise go to a area where there is a large Irish community as some of the stores tend to stock what's on demand
You can come to the end of my road in Tooting; there's an Irish mini-supermarket that sells Irish goods (and little else). So if it's Taters crisps and soda bread you're after, Tooting's the place to be (I realise that this is not helpful if you don't live in south London).

i bet u can buy it it from the internet at cheaper prices.  Just do a search with http://www.google.co.uk

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Most Irish areas of cities sell Irish produce, like that processed chese in the box, e.g. Levenshulme in Manchester.
SAFEWAYS SOMERFIELD AND SOME ASDA STORES DO SELL IRISH STUFF AS I GET MINE IN SAFEWAYS
sainsburys sell irish cheese, irish bread and sometimes they also have irish meat, the irish whisky in their is also nice, tesco sell barmbrack and soda bread and have a range of cheese and organic irish butter,birmingham outdoor market has a stall selling the lovely floury irish potatoes, and the irish centre is just down the road from the market, and they have a shop inside, selling irish gifts,,,mullein
safeways, asda, co-op, sainsburys, morrisons, tescos, somerfields- do i make my point?

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