Clare McGinn, Napoleon's Nose
Food Stories from Here
Food is never just food. It is land, sea, weather, work, memory, skill, family, money, pride and place. FOOD STORIES FROM HERE is about the people shaping Northern Ireland’s food culture now: farmers, growers, chefs, bakers, fishers, producers, shopkeepers, writers, broadcasters, community cooks and quiet grafters who keep the whole thing moving. Some stories will be big, like the BBC Food & Farming Awards coming to Northern Ireland for the first time. Others start in a field, kitchen, harbour, market stall or family business. Northern Ireland has a food story worth telling.
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5. Jun 2026
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Open the Curtains: NI Food 05.06.2026 24:28
Open the Curtains: Northern Ireland Food Steps Into the Light In this episode of Food Stories From Here , Clare McGinn talks to Michele Shirlow of Food NI and award-winning producer Peter Hannan about Northern Ireland’s food story ten years on from Year of Food and Drink. As the BBC Food & Farming Awards come to Titanic Belfast for the first time, they explore confidence, craft, collaboration...
Bring It Home: The Food & Farming Awards Come to Northern Ireland 22.05.2026 19:10
What do King Charles, Stephen Fry and Northern Irish lobsters have to do with Titanic Belfast? Quite a lot, as it turns out. King Charles and Stephen Fry helped launch the BBC Food & Farming Awards 26 years ago. Northern Irish lobsters tell part of the bigger story of how our food scene has changed: once more likely to be shipped to Spain or France than eaten here, now appearing proudly on loc...
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