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The Irish Times – Price Watch
Value for money – Chopping Boards Tested by Conor Pope Conor Pope tested five chopping boards in his Price Watch column for the Irish Times. The Bunbury Board scored a maximum 5 stars and was the only one to do so. His review of the Bunbury Board is as follows: Highs: This Irish made, eco-friendly…
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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…
Sunday Business Post Magazine – 1st June 2014
A Bunbury Board from bunburyboards.com Made In Ireland Bunbury Boards Bunbury Boards has its genesis in the Lisnavagh Timber Project, which was started by William Bunbury in 2001. “The aim of it was to add value to the timber coming from our own woodlands here at Lisnavagh, Co Carlow,” says Bunbury. “Initially, I sold dried planks to furniture makers. But, in 2004, we started…
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…
Ear to The Ground, RTE Television
SUSTAINABLE GIFTS Bunbury boards are the brainchild of William Bunbury, who, after inheriting the beautiful Lisnavagh Estate in Co Carlow needed to find a sustainable way of making the estate financially viable. The simple chopping board he’s created is making a name for itself in the UK and the US because of its several unique…