Ireland will soon have a new manufacturer of potato crisps:
Keogh’s potato growers, the sole potato supplier to the Irish grocery retailer Superquinn, is launching a range of crisps next week. The company has already secured listings in Superquinn and Tesco. Based just down the road from Coyle’s Largo Foods in Oldtown, north Co Dublin, the Keogh family has been farming for more than 200 years.
The younger generation of the family, brothers Tom and Ross and their cousin Derek, are leading the move into the crisp business.
Marketed under the name Keogh’s Crisps, the company is hoping to capitalise on its “natural” credentials. The company has invested €750,000 in the new product, which will be produced at a factory on-site.
Fourteen staff are currently employed, with numbers set to increase as the business expands;the Keoghs have their eye on the American market.
- News
- Chips and Snacks
- Keogh's Crisps to...
November 04, 2011
Source
Like to receive news like this by email? Join and Subscribe!
Get the latest potato industry news straight to your WhatsApp. Join the PotatoPro WhatsApp Community!
Related Topics:
Highlighted Company
Related News

December 01, 2025
Reading Bakery Systems Launches Hands-On Pretzel Training Seminar for February 3–4, 2026
Reading Bakery Systems will host a hands-on Pretzel Training Seminar Feb 3–4, 2026 in PA, offering demos, activities, and expert guidance on pretzel production for both new and experienced makers. Limited space; registration required.
November 30, 2025
Beirut Erbil Company Shines at AGRO PACK Erbil with Strong International Participation
Beirut–Erbil Company successfully joined AGRO PACK Erbil, meeting industry leaders to explore partnerships that strengthen Iraq’s food supply chain. The team also welcomed the Dutch Ambassador, highlighting growing international interest in the Iraqi market.
November 18, 2025
General Atlantic to acquire 7 percent stake in Balaji Wafers at USD 4 billion valuation
Snack maker Balaji Wafers, which has drawn strong interest from investors and global food companies, is reportedly set to sell a 7% stake to US-based General Atlantic for INR 2,500 crore (USD 282 million).Latest News
Sponsored Content
Sponsored Content
Sponsored Content
Where
Sponsored Content

