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Green Party TD Trevor Sargent was presented with a hamper of locally grown produce from the Paulstown Allotment committee, during his visit to Shankil Castle this week.

The Green Party has been in the news all week. Their sole city councillors in Dublin and Cork have resigned. The party leadership has dismissed the resignations of Bronwen Maher and Chris O’Leary as merely due to “personal and local constituency” reasons.

The Green Party has been in the news all week. Their sole city councillors in Dublin and Cork have resigned. The party leadership has dismissed the resignations of Bronwen Maher and Chris O’Leary as merely due to “personal and local constituency” reasons.

Garden centres in Athlone and Mullingar were among the big winners at the recent Bord Bia horticulture awards held in the Sheraton Athlone Hotel.

Due to the phenomenal success of their Free Tree promotion last year, Folláin is once again offering their customers the chance to improve environmental sustainability in Ireland.  Folláin, gold winner in Preserve with Blas na hÉireann and Munster winners for Family-Run Business with Ulster Bank, have teamed up with Crann, Ireland’s leading voluntary tree organisation for the second year running to offer this environmentally conscious Free Tree promotion.

Due to the phenomenal success of their Free Tree promotion last year, Folláin is once again offering their customers the chance to improve environmental sustainability in Ireland.  Folláin, gold winner in Preserve with Blas na hÉireann and Munster winners for Family-Run Business with Ulster Bank, have teamed up with Crann, Ireland’s leading voluntary tree organisation for the second year running to offer this environmentally conscious Free Tree promotion.

An almighty platoon of young Mayo farmers is homeward bound to learn about the importance of eating their five-a-day. Primary schools in Mayo are cultivating five crops of Irish fruit and vegetables in the classroom for the National Incredible Edibles growing challenge, developed by Agri Aware.

Following the third set of Government cuts in nine months, the farming community in Kilkenny is set to revolt against Minister Smith’s lack of support and understanding for the dire income crisis situation facing tens of thousands of farm families across the country.

An almighty platoon of young Westmeath farmers is homeward bound to learn about the importance of eating their five-a-day. Some 45 primary schools in Westmeath are cultivating five crops of Irish fruit and vegetables in the classroom for the National Incredible Edibles growing challenge, developed by Agri Aware.

Children from Scoil An Chlochair, Kilbeggan reaped the fruits of their labour when they were presented with an award at the final of Agri Aware’s Incredible Edibles growing challenge recently.