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Dublin Meat Company

A specialist food producer and owner of the Fit Foods range of healthy ready meals

Company overview

Dublin Meat Company was founded in 2005 by Paddy O’Leary. It is led today by his sons, Brian and David O’Leary. Dublin Meat Company has grown from an operation centred on six craft butcher shops to a nationwide retailer of the healthy Fit Foods range. The firm distributes over 120,000 ready meals a week through its network of retailers, its own craft butcher shops and its online service. The Fit Foods range includes breakfasts, soups, snacks, lunches and evening meals.

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Dublin Meat Company

Company information

Head office
  • Dublin
Founder
  • Paddy O’Leary
CEO
  • Brian O’Leary
Chair
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Investment date
  • June 2022

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