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	The Story Behind Joe Murphy \| Tayto
		To add to the enterprenurial spirit of Joe Murphy he placed ads in the local newspapers which communicated the Tayto range, Plain Golden, Cheese, Onion and Cheese and Onion flavoured crisps.
		In 1954 Tayto sold 347 packs per day.
		Thanks to all the loyal Tayto consumers from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and today, Tayto remains Irelands favourite crisp.
	www.taytocrisps.ie /site (334 words)

	Company details - Tayto (NI) Ltd
		Tayto (NI) Ltd, a crisp and snack manufacturing company, is one of the most successful businesses and long-established market leader in Northern Ireland.
		Tandragee Castle, or Tayto Castle as it is affectionately referred to by the many thousands of children and adults who have visited it to find out how their favourite Tayto products are made, has a somewhat chequered history.
		Thomas Hutchinson the founder of Tayto was the son of a successful businessman in Drumanure, Coagh.
	www.nifda.co.uk /company_details.asp?memID=55 (710 words)

	Tayto Information
		Tayto is a major Irish crisps and popcorn manufacturer, credited with having developed cheese and onion crisps in 1954, having developed the technology to flavour crisps in the process.
		Tayto's crisps are mainly sold in the Republic of Ireland.
		Tayto has entered the Irish vocabulary (see Hiberno-English) as a synonym to crisp (noun) and not a tradename, particularly in rural areas.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Tayto (304 words)

	www.myspace.com/mrtayto
		Tayto et Tayto work with funding organisations globally, albeit under the conditions of late capitalism, to help them to articulate and evaluate the contribution we make to society.
		Tayto et Tayto’s cybernetic projects are at the cutting edge of strategies that have been around since the 1960s to exploit the right to art by networking networks of networked artists’ networked networks.
		As Tayto et Tayto have relocated much of their cultural development functions from Monaco to offshore sites such as Switzerland, Isle of Man, North Korea, Thailand and Scotland, there is a danger that these operations are also vulnerable to terrorist attack.
	www.myspace.com /mrtayto (370 words)

	Packet in Mr Tayto! - News - Sunday Life
		The makers of Tayto crisps were last night at the centre of a probe into the dumping of allegedly "foul-smelling" waste.
		A spokesman for the world-famous snack company last night stressed that no chemicals were used in their processes and Tayto officials offered to meet with residents who complained to discuss the processes used by the company.
		"Tayto NI Ltd owns a small parcel of farmland on the Derryhale Road in Portadown which is used to disperse washed soil reclaimed from potatoes before they are peeled," the spokesman said.
	www.sundaylife.co.uk /news/article2132707.ece (374 words)

	Northern Ireland News - Tayto takes over Golden Wonder
		Tayto Managing Director, Stephen Hutchinson, said he was delighted at such a positive outcome after weeks of negotiations.
		Mr Hutchinson added that Tayto is already a market-leading brand in Northern Ireland and the acquisition of Golden Wonder will allow them to become more involved in the UK market in the future.
		He concluded by saying that Tayto is up for the challenge and that he believes that the people of Scunthorpe and Corby are right behind them.
	www.4ni.co.uk /businessnews.asp?id=48550 (417 words)

	Checkout 2006
		Tayto managing director John Keogh told Checkoutthat — despite the move from Coolock to Largo’s production facility in Ashbourne, Co. Meath — the company would maintain its relationship with the retail trade, both from a pricing and distribution point of view.
		Tayto announced last month that — from October on — production at the company’s plant in Coolock would cease, with production of all Tayto products now transferring to Largo Foods.
		Tayto closed its manufacturing plant in Terenure two years ago (transferring production of a number of products to Largo in the process), however Checkout understands that Irish cooking facilities are still operating undercapacity, and it looks extremely unlikely that any prospective buyer for the Coolock facility will retain it as a crisp-cooking plant.
	www.checkout.ie /News.asp?ID=549 (301 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| Northern Ireland \| Tayto buys Golden Wonder crisps
		Tayto, based in Tandragee, kept on 195 of Golden Wonder's Northamptonshire factory staff to make Pringles Minis.
		Last year, Tayto secured a major contract to supply own label crisps to the supermarket chain Tesco.
		Tayto chairman Raymond Hutchinson said the company had a clear vision of where it wanted to be in the future.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/northern_ireland/4732620.stm (316 words)

	Slugger O'Toole: Tayto Castle not burned to a crisp in fire.
		Tayto employ some 275 people in Tandragee - Happily it is reported that little damage was done to the actual building, although there is no assessment of whether the damage to the one affected fryer will seriously disrupt production.
		Tayto in the south I think is owned by C&C so you'll have to extend your boycott to fizzy drinks as well.
		Posted by: Mark at October 10, 2005 10:09 PM A packet of Tayto Cheese and Onion, scrunched to within an inch of its life, and poured into two heavily buttered slices of McCann`s plain (don`t cut in half as the flavour might escape!), downed with a pint of nicely chilled full-cream milk.
	www.sluggerotoole.com /archives/2005/05/tayto_castle_no.php (703 words)

	Irish Canadian Network - Tayto Crisps Is 50 - Tayto Celebrates 50th Anniversary (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Since it was first launched to crisp-hungry consumers in March 1954 by founder Joe ?Spud' Murphy, Tayto has grown to become Ireland's favourite crisp and Mr Tayto is a much-loved national icon.
		So popular are Tayto crisps that recent research finds from TNS MRBI have revealed that 3 out of 4 Irish people prefer Tayto crisps to the next leading brand.
		When eventually, the Tayto company was sold, it made the owner and the small family group who had changed the face of potato chip manufacture one of Ireland's wealthiest men, able to retire to the Riviera and to work on other ideas.
	www.allirish.ca /tayto.html (576 words)

	Tayto Castle Trip
		Tayto castle makes their own flavour cheese and onion and other flavours are shipped in from different countries.
		After our tour we were given 3 free bags of crisps and allowed to buy souvenirs to take home but most of the pupils bought a badge which they put onto their blazer.
		As we were going on a trip to Tayto Castle we had to be in school for our usual time 9.10am and get our marks, then go straight to Mrs.Mckee’s room along with Mrs.Harpers smaller class for a head count.
	www.carrickferguscollege.co.uk /tayto.html (512 words)

	Mr Tayto - thicker than his crisps? :: Politics.ie
		Tayto are doing something interesting during the campaign, they are running posters using Mr Tayto as an election candidate.
		Tayto crisps are enjoyed by both adults and children alike.
		Tayto is owned by C and C, CEO Maurice Pratt, and they closed their Terenure plant in 2003 with the loss of over 100 jobs and 'reorganised' their Coolock plant in 2005 with the resultant loss of 98 jobs.
	politics.ie /viewtopic.php?t=20178 (840 words)

	Northern Ireland News - Tayto is taste of Northern Ireland success
		Tayto NI recently announced winning a contract, worth over £10 million, to supply own brand crisps, including some of the Tesco Finest range, to Tesco stores throughout the UK.
		Shown round the factory by Managing Director Stephen Hutchinson, Mr Hain congratulated the company on securing the major contract: “Tayto has invested heavily in recent years in research and development of new products, and in state of the art equipment to ensure that the highest standards of quality are achieved.
		Tayto NI Ltd is the only crisp and snack producer in Northern Ireland and in recent years has built on its local success by capturing a greater share of the wider UK snack food market.
	www.4ni.co.uk /industrynews.asp?id=44986 (345 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Northern Ireland \| Tayto buys Golden Wonder factory
		Tayto Crisps is to take over part of the business of its rival Golden Wonder, which was placed into administration earlier this week.
		Tayto will keep on 195 of Golden Wonder's staff at the Northamptonshire factory to make Pringles Minis.
		Tayto managing director Stephen Hutchinson said the acquisition was a major boost for the company's growth plans.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/rss/-/1/hi/northern_ireland/4609396.stm (227 words)

	Tayto takes a bite out of Golden Wonder-Business-Industry Sectors-Consumer Goods-TimesOnline (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Northern Ireland’s Tayto crisp manufacturing company, unrelated to the CandC-owned brand of the same name down south, is expected to sign a £15m (€22m) deal to take over the struggling Golden Wonder operations in the UK.
		The tale of two Taytos began 50 years ago when John “Spud” Murphy sold the licence for the crisp brand in Northern Ireland for £250 to the Hutchinson family from Tandragee, Co Armagh.
		Tayto has also hosted the international O’Hanlon clan gathering at the castle, and produces a similarly titled crisp brand for export to the American market.
	business.timesonline.co.uk /tol/business/industry_sectors/consumer_goods/article729824.ece (987 words)

	Damien Mulley » Blog Archive » Tayto are mass littering the whole country
		Edit: Despite Tayto telling the media that the posters are taken down in the evening, Mick took more pics which show they were still there at 10pm.
		Besides, Tayto isn’t even Tayto anymore, since they were taken over by Largo, who make Perri crisps, and now Tayto too, in Ashbourne.
		Tayto (remember when they were 3p a bag ?) than the proliferation of Coveney, Clune, Buttimer,Martin and Dennehy we get on each pole …and if i’s a tall pole they’ll throw Bertie on as well for good measure.
	www.mulley.net /2007/05/09/tayto-are-mass-littering-the-whole-country (871 words)

	ireland.com - Breaking News - Fri, Jan 13, 2006 - Tayto NI purchases division of Golden Wonder
		Tayto NI confirmed it had bought the Pringles Mini brand from administrator Kroll and taken over its site in Corby, Northamptonshire, just days after Golden Wonder collapsed.
		The contract was transferred to Tayto NI under today's deal.
		Tayto NI, which employs 350 staff at its base in Tandragee, Co Armagh, said the move was a major boost for its growth plans.
	www.ireland.com /newspaper/breaking/2006/0113/breaking55.htm (336 words)

	Checkout 2006
		However, Largo Foods, DCC and Tayto (NI) have emerged as three potential buyers for the Tayto brand in the Republic of Ireland, valued at 60 million at current market prices.
		Tayto (NI) MD Stephen Hutchinson confirmed that the company would bid for the Tayto brand south of the border, should C&C put it on the market.
		C&C’s Tayto business is believed to be operating on 18% margins, but in light of increased competition, in particular from PepsiCo’s Walkers brand, the company appears to be streamlining its business to concentrate on its other interests and to push its Magners cider brand in the UK and US.
	www.checkout.ie /News.asp?ID=642 (365 words)

	Spirited Ireland - Cats - Dogs - Irish Music and Images of Ireland
		Tayto got his name cause he arrived his private castle called Drom Caoin in a Tayto-box and his fur had the colour of the original Irish Tayto crisps.
		Tayto was around, whenever we worked the garden of Irland's best Bed and Breakfast throughout the whole west, Drom Caoin, that is. He loved to play with the ball, which kept us from pulling the weeds, but can you resist, if such a cute lad asks for a match?
		It's always hard to loose a pet, but at least he was a loved and free dog with a great personality, that remains in my memory.
	www.spirited-ireland.net /images/zoo/cats-dogs (863 words)

	RTÉ Business: Tayto Coolock crisps plant to close
		The Tayto crisps factory in Coolock in north Dublin is to close with the loss of 98 jobs.
		Staff were told of the decision this afternoon and the company says meeting with unions have been arranged to discuss redundancy terms.
		Tayto, which was acquired by CandC in 1999, will continue to employ 166 people in sales, marketing and product development.
	www.rte.ie /business/2005/0624/tayto.html (267 words)

	::: u.tv :::
		Tayto is the leading supplier of savoury snacks and crisps in Ireland.
		Tayto was originally established in 1954 and currently sells two of the top five selling Irish crisps brands, Tayto and King, as well as a number of corn and potato snacks including Tayto Chipsticks, Tayto Snax and Tayto Waffles.
		In the last financial year Tayto made a profit of 5.8million on a turnover of 47.3million.
	www.u.tv /newsroom/indepth.asp?id=74905&pt=n (282 words)

	Tayto saves 200 Golden Wonder jobs in crunch deal \| \| Guardian Unlimited Business
		Tayto today threw a lifeline to 200 Golden Wonder workers by buying a division of the failed crisp maker.
		Under today's deal, the contract will be transferred to Tayto.
		Tayto, which employs 350 staff at its base in Tandragee, Co Armagh, said the move was a major boost for its growth plans.
	business.guardian.co.uk /story/0,16781,1686053,00.html (429 words)

	Tayto win
		It was decided to use a theme of the "Tayto Family" and give each member of the family a page each.
		Tayto came to the school and presented each boy in the class with their own Sony Playstation and a Mitsubishi Apricot Multimedia Computer to the school.
		The school was packed that morning as parents, grannies, sisters and brothers and well wishers came up to celebrate the good news.
	homepage.eircom.net /~edrice/tayto/index.htm (412 words)

	Irish News UK - News from the Irish Community in Britain
		Tayto’s Group Sales Manager John McQuaid said the acquisitions represented a significant investment for the family-owned business and would form a key part of its ambitious growth strategy by building on a rapidly increasing market share in both domestic and export markets.
		“Tayto has not only met national competition head-on in our own market but we are now making real inroads into the British market.
		Tayto products have been available in selected outlets across Britain for some time but this is the first concerted push into the market.
	www.irishabroad.com /news/irishpost/news/taytotar.asp (449 words)

	Tayto ends Golden Wonder turmoil
		Family-owned Tayto offered the highest price out of three competitors, following month-long negotiations that saw the administrators whittle away a shortlist of 60 interested parties.
		Tayto already snapped up Golden Wonder's Pringles Mini brand in January, and is continuing to produce the snacks for Proctor and Gamble at the Corby plant.
		The company is already on site preparing to take the reins ahead of completion of the deal expected in around two to three weeks.
	www.nutraingredients.com /news/ng.asp?n=65628-golden-wonder-tayto-walkers (523 words)

	Tayto/Golden Wonder: when the chips are down, rivals swoop in - Food Business Review
		The news that Northern Ireland's Tayto has confirmed it is interested in buying some of troubled potato chip maker Golden Wonder may provide a glimmer of hope that some of the company's 850 jobs could be saved.
		Although Golden Wonder did respond to the growing health trend back in 2003 when it announced that its eponymous crisps were to be relaunched as being cooked in sunflower oil, this was not enough to stem its escalating losses.
		If Tayto does push forward with the a deal, it may choose to make selective purchases of more versatile brands: market rumors have hinted at Golden Wonder's contract to produce Mini-Pringles on behalf of Procter & Gamble.
	www.food-business-review.com /article_feature.asp?guid=5C924C5D-9FE9-45AB-9080-927627EECDB0 (667 words)

	RTÉ News: 179 jobs to go at Tayto
		Crisp maker Tayto is to lay off 179 staff from two of its plants in Dublin.
		Tayto's Terenure plant will close in October resulting in 164 redundancies.
		Tayto will employ a total of 406 people in Ireland once the changes are complete.
	www.rte.ie /news/2003/0711/jobs02.html (221 words)

	Disclaimer \| Tayto
		You may have noticed that we have a brand new look for the Tayto website.
		You can now buy Tayto anywhere in the world when you buy online!
		Win great prizes from Tayto including iPods and hampers of everyone's favourite!
	www.taytocrisps.ie /disclaimer (88 words)

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