Potatoes from Portrush

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    Abstract

    I don’t think there is a variety of potato called ‘Portrush’ but there is no doubt that a lot of potatoes are grown in town gardens and in the adjacent farmland. In the nineteenth century potatoes were also grown on Ramore Head and Large Skerry. The originators of these attempts to diversify local land use were William Richardson and Thomas Black.
    Original languageEnglish
    PublisherPortrush Heritage Group: Heritage Newsletter
    Number of pages2
    Place of PublicationPortrush
    Edition14
    Publication statusPublished (in print/issue) - 20 Jun 2020

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