Making It Work: Third-generation butchers finds tasty new way to deliver
When its wholesale restaurant trade vanished overnight, McLoughlin’s Craft Butchers pivoted to home delivery
McLoughlin’s Craft Butchers, the third-generation family business supplying some of Dublin’s top restaurants, has launched a home delivery service for people living in and around the city.
The Clondalkin company made the move in early March after Covid-19 restrictions forced hotels and restaurants around the country to close their doors. It is now selling restaurant-quality meat online at mcloughlinbutchers.ie, ranging from dry-aged beef, pork and lamb to côte de boeuf and...
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