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    Kathleen Doyle runs a cookery school in Dublin that she opened 12 years ago. It was not initially successful and she had to work hard to build a reputation. She had experience with her own cooking mistakes. Like most Irish cookery schools at the time, she taught French and Italian dishes but now focuses on unique Irish dishes using excellent local produce.

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    Kathleen Doyle runs a cookery school in Dublin that she opened 12 years ago. It was not initially successful and she had to work hard to build a reputation. She had experience with her own cooking mistakes. Like most Irish cookery schools at the time, she taught French and Italian dishes but now focuses on unique Irish dishes using excellent local produce.

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    Kathleen Doyle runs a cookery school in Dublin that she opened 12 years ago. It was not initially successful and she had to work hard to build a reputation. She had experience with her own cooking mistakes. Like most Irish cookery schools at the time, she taught French and Italian dishes but now focuses on unique Irish dishes using excellent local produce.

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    Kathleen Doyle runs a cookery school in Dublin that she opened 12 years ago. It was not initially successful and she had to work hard to build a reputation. She had experience with her own cooking mistakes. Like most Irish cookery schools at the time, she taught French and Italian dishes but now focuses on unique Irish dishes using excellent local produce.

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    AN IRISH COOKERY SCHOOL

    ____ the last few years, a number of cookery school have been set ____
    in Ireland to promote Irish cooking. _____ such school is run by Kathleen
    Doyle not _____ from the centre of Dublin.

    ‘I opened the school twelve years ago’ says Kathleen. ‘The school was by
    no means an overnight success; I found _____ necessary _____ work
    hard to build up a reputation. One of my advantages was that I _____ had
    problems with my own cooking. I’ve made _____ mistake that it’s possible
    _____ make, but _____ of this, I know what people do wrong from first-
    hand experience’.

    Just _____ most cookery schools in Ireland, Kathleen initially copied the
    classical dishes of France and Italy and ______ countries ______ have a
    reputation ______ excellent food. ‘Now though, things are changing’ says
    Kathleen. ‘We get excellent produce from Irish farms and, ______ a result,
    we’re encouraging students to create unique Irish dishes’.

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    AN IRISH COOKERY SCHOOL

    In the last few years, a number of cookery school have been set up in
    Ireland to promote Irish cooking. One such school is run by Kathleen Doyle
    not far from the centre of Dublin.

    ‘I opened the school twelve years ago’ says Kathleen. ‘The school was by
    no means an overnight success; I found it necessary to work hard to build
    up a reputation. One of my advantages was that I had had problems with
    my own cooking. I’ve made every mistake that it’s possible to make, but
    because of this, I know what people do wrong from first-hand experience’.

    Just like most cookery schools in Ireland, Kathleen initially copied the
    classical dishes of France and Italy and other countries which have a
    reputation for excellent food. ‘Now though, things are changing’ says
    Kathleen. ‘We get excellent produce from Irish farms and, as a result,
    we’re encouraging students to create unique Irish dishes’.

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