Leo Burdock - Fish & Chips
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- September 24, 2026
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- 5.14.0
- Launched
- February 2017
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- Free
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- 55.3 MB
- Content rating
- Medium
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About Leo Burdock - Fish & Chips
Leo Burdock - Fish & Chips is a food & drink app developed by Flipdish.
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Leo Burdock - Fish & Chips is free. The app size is 55.34 MB. The latest version available is 5.14.0. The last update was on September 24, 2026.
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The app has a content rating of Medium Maturity. The app has been available on the App Store since February 2017.
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Our story started in 1913 when Liberties residents Bella Burdock and husband Patrick opened the first Leo Burdocks in Christchurch, Dublin. Over the years, The Burdock family grew their business and opened many Leo Burdocks Fish & Chip shops around Dublin, such as the popularity of their food. From a young age, their son Leo was a regular face in the early morning Dublin fish markets, rising at 5 am most days to source the freshest catch. Travelling back by horse and cart with his haul, he would pick up fresh potatoes and coal for heating the Pans, a fuel used up until 1991 to cook the freshly prepared Fish and Chips, at this point they were the last chip shop in Ireland, possibly the world to use these coal-fired pans.