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'Build it right and they will come': Visitors are flocking to this rural chocolate factory

We learned the secrets of how they come with up new flavours.

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SETTING UP A chocolate factory might strike you as a bit of a outlandish business plan.

Setting up a any company in an isolated, rural location is definitely a daunting idea.

But combine the two, and you might be on to something.

Skellig Chocolate Factory is based in a quiet bay in Co Kerry, but business is booming. In the past year more than 75,000 have dropped in for a quick session of chocolate tasting.

We spoke to its owner Colm Healy about making the business work – and how they come up with new flavours.

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