Urgent Recall: Dunnes Stores Chicken Drumsticks Linked to Salmonella Risk

Urgent Recall of Chicken Product at Dunnes Stores

Dunnes Stores has recalled a batch of its Irish Chicken Smoky BBQ Drumsticks. The affected product is sold in 500g packs. The batch code is 24 309, and the use-by date is 14th November.

Customers should check their fridges and freezers. Do not consume this product if it matches the details above.

Health Risks

Consumption of contaminated chicken may lead to Salmonella infection. Symptoms can appear between six and 72 hours after exposure and usually last four to seven days. Common symptoms include:

• Diarrhoea (sometimes bloody)
• Fever
• Headache
• Abdominal cramps

Infants, the elderly, and people with weakened immune systems are at higher risk. Severe cases may require hospital treatment.

Dunnes Stores will display recall notices in stores, and retailers must remove the affected batch from shelves immediately. If you have purchased the product, return it to your nearest Dunnes Stores for a full refund, even without a receipt.

Cooking Safety

Proper cooking can kill bacteria, but it is safest to avoid this batch completely. Anyone who has consumed the product and developed symptoms should seek medical advice right away.

As the holiday season approaches, be vigilant about food safety. Double-check your freezer contents and inform family and friends about the recall.

For more information, visit the Dunnes Stores website or contact their customer care team.