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This Sunday (12th June) in the afternoon  The Secret Garden Centre  are once again holding a poultry sale. There will be a range of hens & ducks for sale and a chance to talk to the experts about all your

Congratulations to Eileen Toomey who is a past student of An t-Ionad Glas.  Eileen owns and works Banemore Organic Garden.   If anyone is interested in finding out more, here is her website address: http://banemoreorganicgarden.yolasite.com/ Eileen is also on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Banemore-Organic-Garden/161424990570810

Congratulations to Rosie Casey who completed the distance learning course last year and and is now delighted to announce that she is officially opening her farm shop  in Poulmucka, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.  If anyone wants to find out more the

A nationwide series of national organic farming open days will take place this summer. Teagasc, the Department of Agriculture, Marine and Food, and organic organisations invite all interested to see organic farming in practice and to meet and speak with the

Congratulations to everyone who received certificates last night.  It was a great night all round and enjoyed by everyone who attended.  Many thanks to the first year students who cooked and catered the food last night. Guest speakers: Peter Ward

Anyone in the midwest area is also most welcome to join us in Lough Gur near Bruff for the Solstice celebration. We meet at 8.45 at Grange Stone Circle, a mile north of Bruff and after visit a few special

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 are holding a Christmas market to get into the festive spirit and share what the Organic College is all about with family, friends and supporters of all things local, organic and good. The Market is on Saturday December 5th

Carlene sent this picture in of herself with Isaac and Annie at their market stall in Listowel. The stall runs every Friday and the second year students run it, selling produce from the Organic College. Fresh veggies can be bought,

This is the first year class, pictured with the wonderful Ted Cook, centre at the Arboretum in Broadford. The week started off with a false sense of relaxedness. Come Tuesday we were all reminded of various  overdue projects and I,