1. FOOD PRODUCTION AT HEART OF DRUMSHANBO SINCE 1983

2. Survey Results

3. Ireland Survey – 25 Respondents Male13 Female 12

4. Education 18 Secondary 7 University Male 11 Secondary Female 7 Secondary Male 2 University Female 5 University

5. Relationship Status

6. Eating Patterns

7. Eating with Family and/or Children 10 don’t eat family meal perhaps a reflection of the large number of single respondents 7 males don’t eat with family as opposed to 3 females

8. Eating Out 12 rarely 12 once or twice 2 three or more 1 never No difference in male & female choices

9. The Food we Eat High % Females don’t eat red meat High % single males eat processed food daily Not much difference in other categories

10. Cooking Skills Interesting to note that women were more likely to term themselves excellent 7 versus 2 men 14 said they were good & only 2 OK

11. Confidence & Recipes Only 2 said they can’t cook Only 3 can’t follow recipes

12. How did you learn to cook Predominantly learn from family member More women said family member & more men said school One women self taught

13. National & local dishes The most popular by far was Irish Stew which was seen as healthy No great difference in men & women