It's now a busy factory churning out one of Northern Ireland's most iconic snacks. Since 1956, the Tayto Group has produced potato chips (or "crisps," as the locals say) inside this castle ...

a company with semi-mythical cult status in Northern Ireland. Tayto is an engrained part of the identity, like Irn Bru or the Grand National. Every schoolkid growing up waited for the day they’d get a ...

Staff put their foot down after a new caterer, who has taken over the running of the restaurant began selling Northern Ireland-made Tayto crisps rather than the Tayto crisps made in the Republic.

Tayto is the third largest crisp and snack manufacturer in the UK The crisp and snack company Tayto Group Ltd is to create 58 new jobs in Northern Ireland. The firm is committing nearly £6m in ...

Crisp maker Tayto Northern Ireland has lost out in a bid to buy its namesake in the Republic. Crisp maker Tayto Northern Ireland has lost out in a bid to buy its namesake in the Republic.

Americans call them chips, Brits call them crisps — but here in Ireland, they’re known ... advocacy and support. Tayto northern vs southern - which crisp reigns supreme? It’s the debate ...

Crisp firm Tayto Northern Ireland today purchased a division of collapsed crisp maker Golden Wonder. Tayto NI confirmed it had bought the Pringles Mini brand from administrator Kroll and taken ...

Tayto is the third largest crisp and snack manufacturer in the UK The crisp and snack company Tayto Group Ltd is to create 58 new jobs in Northern Ireland. The firm is committing nearly £6m in ...

Enterprise minister Arlene Foster said Tayto's investment in new jobs reflected the company's "ongoing commitment to the local area". Invest Northern Ireland has offered Tayto £232,000 of support ...