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Brenda McCormick
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Senior Writer, Irish Tatler
Dublin
Beats
I have composed pieces about the arts, education Veterans, music and pretty much whatever my colleagues and readers have desired, travel entrepreneurs, books
Content
By Brenda McCormick Verified| Business Post Verified Christmas If you’ve considered moving away from the traditional turkey, then this gamey recipe gives you the chance to mix things up While turkey or beef will always be a crowd please (and feeder), if you’re serving a smaller gathering, you could always branch out and experiment with grouse, a classic bird in season till the end of the month, which has a bold gamey flavour.
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By Brenda McCormick Verified| Business Post Verified Christmas If you’ve considered moving away from the traditional turkey, then this gamey recipe gives you the chance to mix things up While turkey or beef will always be a crowd please (and feeder), if you’re serving a smaller gathering, you could always branch out and experiment with grouse, a classic bird in season till the end of the month, which has a bold gamey flavour.
Company Info
Irish Tatler
Irish Tatler is a prominent Irish lifestyle and society magazine aimed at women, with a history dating back to 1890 when it was originally known as Lady of the House. The magazine is now owned by Irish Studio Media Publishing Limited and underwent a significant revamp in 2019 to modernize its content while honoring its heritage. The magazine is published monthly in both print and digital formats, covering topics such as lifestyle, fashion, beauty, health, and society events. It targets affluent female audiences in Ireland, featuring content on social scenes, interviews, and cultural trends. With an estimated annual revenue of around $7 million, Irish Tatler operates with a small team of approximately five employees.
Dublin, Ireland
Founded: 1890