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This year’s Christmas market was larger than ever at the Organic College on Sunday, with a variety of stalls offering college grown garlic, potatoes, herbs and salads as well as preserves, chutneys, jams, honey, cordials, home made soaps, creams, soft

Christmas is almost with us and what better way to celebrate than to support local, home-grown enterprise. The students at An t-Ionad Glas, The Organic College in Dromcollogher, Co. Limerick are putting together a vibrant Christmas Market to showcase their

We currently have a variety of trees for sale. Considerations to be taken when choosing,and planting your tree. These recommendations are for both domestic planting sites and for REPS/AEOS Location: Trees must be planted in suitable sites. Consider planting groups

During the Month of October the first years and some of the teachers got together and built a new tunnel. Thanks to Caoimhin Brosnan one of our first years who supplied the following notes and images. New Polytunnel We recently

Last week the students went on a field trip to Ballinruane Wood where they met up with Jonathan Spassi from Co. Clare who took them out to the wood and spoke about the different types of mushrooms that grew there. 

Sunday the 11th September was a memorable day for everyone at An t-Ionad Glas.  The sun shone, the stalls were full to capacity, everything was go for when the people arrived…and arrived they did in their hundreds.  It really showed

If anyone would like to study Organic Horticulture FETAC Level 5, there is still a couple of place available. This is only available to people who would intend to come to the college as a day student. Apply immediately to

Sunday the 11th September was a memorable day for everyone at An t-Ionad Glas.  The sun shone, the stalls were full to capacity, everything was go for when the people arrived…and arrived they did in their hundreds.  It really showed

An t-Ionad Glas, The Organic College are inviting everyone along to the Dromcollogher Organic Picnic on Sunday 11th of September. The Picnic takes place from 12 noon to 4pm and admission is free! The event is organised to co-celebrate the

Sunday 21 August 2011 Venue: Rigneys Farm B&B Time: 12.30 noon to 5pm A celebration of delicious home produced slow food with a fascinating programme of informal talks and workshops all connecting back to the land and food production, including