Standfirst: A batch of Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne has been recalled in Ireland because milk and egg are not declared on the ingredients list. People with an allergy or intolerance to either allergen should not eat the affected product.
A batch of Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne, sold in a 350g pack, is the subject of a food recall Ireland alert issued by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI). The recall concerns undeclared milk and egg in one batch, creating a potential risk for consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of these ingredients.
The affected product has a use-by date of 04/11/2026. Consumers who have a milk or egg allergy, or who avoid either ingredient because of an intolerance, should not eat the implicated batch.
Carroll’s of Tullamore lasagne recall: product details
The FSAI issued the allergy alert as notification 2026.A27. The confirmed details are:
- Product: Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne
- Pack size: 350g
- Affected date: Use-by 04/11/2026
- Undeclared allergens: Milk and egg
- Country of origin: Ireland
- Alert type: Allergen recall
The notice identifies the affected product by its use-by date. No other pack sizes, batches or date markings are listed in the supplied FSAI alert.
Why has the product been recalled?
The implicated batch contains milk and egg that are not declared in the list of ingredients. This is an undeclared allergen issue rather than a general warning that every pack of the product is affected.
For people with an allergy or intolerance to milk and/or egg, the missing information on the label means the product may be unsafe to consume. The recall applies specifically to the batch marked with the use-by date of 04/11/2026.
What consumers should do
Anyone who has bought this batch should check the product label and use-by date before eating it. If the pack is marked 04/11/2026, it should not be consumed by anyone with a milk or egg allergy or intolerance.
Consumers should:
- Check whether the product is Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne in a 350g pack.
- Check the use-by date printed on the packaging.
- Do not eat the product if it is from the affected batch and you have an allergy or intolerance to milk or egg.
- Follow the retailer’s or supplier’s recall arrangements for returning the product or obtaining further information.
The supplied FSAI notice confirms that the affected batch is being recalled, but it does not provide receipt or refund details. Consumers should contact the store where they bought the lasagne if they need information about return and refund arrangements.
Who may be at risk?
The warning is relevant to people who are allergic to or intolerant of milk and/or egg. The FSAI alert does not state that the product is unsafe for every consumer, but affected individuals should avoid the recalled batch because the allergens are not declared on the label.
This is therefore an important food allergen alert Ireland shoppers should take seriously if they check ingredients for milk or egg. People with concerns after eating the product should seek appropriate medical guidance.
Frequently asked questions
Which food product has been recalled?
Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne in a 350g pack.
What date should consumers check?
The affected batch has a use-by date of 04/11/2026.
Which allergens are undeclared?
Milk and egg are not declared in the ingredients list.
Can everyone eat the product?
The FSAI warning specifically concerns people who are allergic to or intolerant of milk and/or egg. Those consumers should not eat the affected batch.
What should I do with the lasagne?
Do not eat the affected batch if you have a milk or egg allergy or intolerance. Contact the retailer where it was purchased for information about returning the product and any refund process.
Key takeaway
This food recall Ireland alert affects one identified batch of Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne: the 350g product with a use-by date of 04/11/2026. Because milk and egg are undeclared, people with an allergy or intolerance to either allergen should not eat it and should follow the recall instructions from the retailer or supplier.