Gift Review March/April 2011 – Best in Show
Bunbury Boards featured in Spring Fair International – Giftware Review March/April 2011 Section.
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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…
The Sunday Times (Property section) – 8th October 2006
How fallen trees are helping stop the rot William Bunbury McClintock has found some inventive ways to make his family estate pay its way, finds Niall Toner If Lisnavagh House survives for another hundred years, it will be thanks to the energy of William McClintock Bunbury, weddings, a recent dose of reality television and the…
The Irish Times – Beautiful boards you’ll never be bored with
One of my favourite kitchen implements is a giant wooden cheese board and matching individual serving boards, made from a gorgeous slab of wood salvaged from a science lab in a school in Glasgow where my uncle taught technical drawing and woodwork. I love the history that comes with these lovingly crafted works of art,…
The Irish Times – Want to be a hero Dad?
Want to be a hero dad? Don an apron. By JOHN McKENNA I don’t need a Batmobile. I don’t even need a cape or a mask. Just give me a Bunbury chopping board and a Global knife and I will wade into battle with whatever fillet of fish or super-villain vegetable fancies its chances. With…
Visitors all the way from Cork
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Irish Times Magazine – 1st March 2014
All ABOARD Say cheese to ash, beech, oak and sycamore wood from the Lisnavagh estate in Co Carlow. Bunbury’s beautiful boards, already in Harrods. London, have been picked up by Marks & Spencer and are now available in all stores in Ireland and onlne at marksandspencer.ie. Prices start from €35, with a heftier model costing €88. Each board can be traced back to the tree from which it came, via a reference code stamped on…