Who owns Finnebrogue Artisan?
Who owns Finnebrogue Artisan?
chairman Denis Lynn
Tributes have been paid to Finnebrogue Artisan founder & chairman Denis Lynn following the announcement of his sudden death. Lynn died in a quad bike accident at his Northern Ireland home on Sunday evening (2 May). The 63-year-old is survived by wife Christine and four daughters.
Who are Finnebrogue?
Finnebrogue is the UK’s leading artisan food producer. We combine groundbreaking innovation, advanced high-speed production methods and artisanal values to produce fantastic food from our base in County Down, nestled within the ancient woodlands and rolling hills of the Finnebrogue estate.
Where are Finnebrogue based?
Northern Ireland
A family-owned business based in Downpatrick, Northern Ireland, we have made our name producing premium sausage, venison, bacon, ham, wagyu beef and vegetarian products.
Where did Denis Lynn live?
Finnebrogue Estate
Family, colleagues and friends have paid tribute to Downpatrick entrepreneur Denis Lynn in a final celebration of his life on his Finnebrogue Estate today. Mr Lynn, 63, died in a tragic quad bike accident at his home on Finnebrogue Estate on Sunday night, prompting tributes from across NI.
What happened Denis Lynn?
THE millionaire founder of artisan food producer Finnebrogue in Downpatrick has died after a tragic accident. Denis Lynn (63), who overseen the firm’s extraordinary growth into the major player it is today, was killed when the quad bike he was riding is believed to have overturned.
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Who was killed in a quad accident?
Emilio Ballack
Emilio Ballack, the teenage son of the former Chelsea footballer Michael Ballack, died early today when he was crushed by his quad bike in Portugal. Emilio, 18, was holidaying at the family home on the Troia peninsula south of Lisbon when the accident happened at about 2am.
Where does Finnebrogue artisan produce their own food?
We combine groundbreaking innovation, advanced high-speed production methods and artisanal values to produce fantastic food from our base in County Down, nestled within the ancient woodlands and rolling hills of the Finnebrogue estate. it has always been done. In May 2019, Finnebrogue had the honour of welcoming royalty through its doors.
Where is Finnebrogue artisan sausages in Northern Ireland?
A family-owned business based in Downpatrick, Northern Ireland, we have made our name producing premium sausage, venison, bacon, ham, wagyu beef and vegetarian products.
How did Denis Finnebrogue become a deer farmer?
After buying the Finnebrogue Estate in the early nineties, Denis decided to become a farmer – welcoming red deer to the estate. Overnight, Finnebrogue became the largest deer farm in the UK and Ireland. This began a journey for a real understanding of what makes meat taste superb and locking down the guiding principles of ‘farm to fork’.
How many people worked in Finnebrogue at the time?
At the time, we only employed around 100 people with two operational lines. It was all hands on deck as we made our first stuffing packs and Venison centrepieces – it was a truly magical Christmas.