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Irish Woodturners Guild Journal – December 2003 – Issue 28
Francis Morrin went to see a new commercial timber operation which traces each plank right from the source to the end use. [two_fourth] The Lisnavagh Estate lies in rural Co. Carlow, just a short distance outside the picturesque village of Rathvilly. Like many estates it was left with a legacy of fine woodlands along with…
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Bunbury Boards are Back in the shops
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Food & Wine magazine – October 2015
Bunbury Boards do a wonderful job of creating functional woodcraft out of carefully sourced indigenous trees. This new 12 inch pizza board – which has grooves to assist cutting your pizza into six slices – comes with its own ‘tree certificate’. Each certificate gives a full back-story to the tree which became your board, including…
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The Irish Examiner – Barking up the right tree
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Living Etc – March 2014
New Season Heroes The latest trend in retail is ‘PROVENANCE’ – knowing the full story behind what we buy and where it comes from. And this is all available in a shop near you… Words – Morag Bruce When is a plain-white candle not simply a boring plain-white candle? When it’s from the London Honey Company and 50 per…