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Published 13:15 1 Jun 2018 BST
Updated 14:56 1 Jun 2018 BST
Well ladies, expect the most delicious nibbles, tasters and Italian cuisine by Barilla. (NOM!) Yep, the folks that bring us some of the most divine sauces and pastas are ensuring their Barilla Pasta Lab is catering to all participant's needs after their lengthy (and strenuous) ordeal at the reunion area (Merrion Square South).
For the event, they've even flown in acclaimed Italian chef Roberto Cenci, ensuring only the finest Barilla dishes are served, specially created using the freshest of Italian ingredients.
*Mouth currently watering*
We can expect the likes of penne rigate with pesto genovese, potatoes and green runner beans. (NOM.)
Well we know where we're running to after!
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