Countryside Dating Articles
Muddy Matches gets a great write up in The Telegraph Weekend section about how successful our rural online dating site has become and about the Mud Lovers Ball.
The Irish Times: “Flirting with Fitness”
Muddy Matches gets a mention in this article about the events we held in Ireland in 2009. Click here to read it..
Herald & Post: ” Awards show we’re muddy marvellous”
Here our rural online dating site gets a write up about winning the Regional Rural Enterprise Award from the Countryside Alliance. Click on the image below to.
Evening Telegraph: “Rural businesses are best in region”
Muddy Matches gets a write up here about winning the Countryside Alliance Rural Enterprise Award for the second year running. Click here to read the article..
Country Life: “Country Life Awards 2009 The Shortlist”
Lucy and Emma were nominated for the Country Life Awards 2009 under the category of Country person - Someone who has made a real difference to rural life..
Cork Independent: “Could you meet your Muddy Match in Mallow ?”
Here is a great write up in the Cork Independant about our rural dating site and the 'Muddy' Event we were due to hold at Cork Racecourse. Click here to read.
The Telegraph: “All the fun of the fair”
In this section of The Telegraph's weekend supplement Muddy Matches get a mention about being at the CLA Game Fair. Click here to read the full article..
Horse & Rider: Tried & Tested
Horse & Rider Editor Mel Rutherford signed up to our rural dating site and writes about her experience in Tried & Tested. It's a great way for countryside.
Edinburgh Evening News: “Find a match in the mud”
The Edinburgh Evening News ran an article about one of our Scottish Pub Grub Nights. Click here to view..
Evening Telegraph: “County sweeps board to be top of the shops”
Muddy Matches gets a mention in this article for winning The Countryside Alliance Enterprise Award in the East Midlands. Click here to read the article..
NFU Online: “Farming Valentines Wanted”
A story we wrote around Valentines Day gets published on the NFU website - click here to read it..
