Artisan butcher shop in Clonakilty. M J O Neill opened the shop at 7 Pearse Street (Sovereign Street) in 1914 with his wife, Bridget. It started life as a pub/ butcher shop. During the 1950s, Haulie O' Neill and his wife Eileen took over the running of the shop, and made the decision to concentrate on the meat side of the business. This coincided with an upgrade of the abattoir on Astna Street to ensure that it reached the hightest standards, something that is passionately maintained today. It is currently the only abattoir connected to a butcher shop in Clonakilty and one of the very few left in the country. Today, the shop and abattoir are run by Mike and Marie O' Neill, who continue to supply the people of West Cork with local produce. They are proud to be part of such an incredible tradition in its third generation.
We source the very best of local produce. Our beef comes from the farm of Leslie Beamish, situated on the island of Inchydoney. Our lamb from Colin Bateman's farm supplemented by Darrara College. Pork & Bacon from Caherbeg Pork/ Stauntons of Timoleague. Our poultry from Shannon Vale & Sheehans. Organic Eggs from Devoys. Spices and seasoning from Spice of Life, Dunmanway. We also have our own range of gourmet sausages (14 different flavours) hand made in store to complement our traditional black & white pudding, in which we use all natural ingredients.
We know the people who produce the quality food we stock in store. So, if you would like to stay aware of what you are consuming and where it is coming from, our knowledgeable team of butchers are the ones you need to speak to. From farm to fork, we are there every step of the way.
Open today | 08:00 – 17:00 |
OUR AIM IS TO PROVIDE THE PEOPLE OF WEST CORK WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY QUALITY GOODS. WE WANT TO GIVE YOU FOOD THAT IS PRODUCED LOCALLY, AND HANDLED WITH THE UTMOST RESPECT AND CARE FROM FARM TO TABLE.
YOU CAN HAVE YOUR OWN ANIMAL PREPARED TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS. PACKED LABELLED AND BLAST FROZEN. NO CUTTING DURING DECEMBER.
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