Grubb Court, a lane just off the historic West Gate brick building in Clonmel in Tipperary, is named after a Quaker family with strong roots in the region. After Samuel Grubb passed, his newly married son Louis Grubb returned to his father’s Beechmount Farm in Tipperary with his wife Jane in 1979. They decided to buy around 90 dairy cows for the farm and Jane started experimenting with making cheese. By 1984, the couple became cheese makers and the company, Cashel Irish Farmhouse, was borne. Since then, the business became a staple small food producer for the region, burrowed away…

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