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New vegetables to prepare, sow and harvest as spooky season imminently arrives

Spooky season is finally upon us and a new month means new vegetables to sow and plenty to harvest.

New vegetables to sow and harvest as spooky season is imminent

Spooky season is finally upon us and a new month means new vegetables to sow and plenty to harvest.

August affords opportunities to sow and harvest new vegetables

A new month means new vegetables to sow and plenty to harvest.

Cultivating and harvesting basil within the gardening homestead

Basil is one of the most popular plants to grow at home.

Cultivating and harvesting basil within the gardening homestead

Basil is one of the most popular plants to grow at home.

Ardrahan Church Harvest Thanksgiving service

A Harvest Thanksgiving Service will be held at Ardrahan Church of Ireland on Thursday October 13 at 7.30pm.

Lark Rise at Killimor

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In the mid 1940s a trilogy of semi-autobiographical novels about the English countryside of north-east Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire took Britain by storm. They were written by Flora Thompson, who graphically recalled her childhood, and the many characters in her young life, in Lark Rise (1939), Over to Candleford (1941), and Candleford Green (1943). She perfectly identified the period as a pivotal point in rural history; a time when the quiet, close-knit and peaceful rural culture, governed by the seasons, began a transformation. Agricultural mechanisation, better communications and urban expansion, turned a rural idyll into the homogeneity that we generally have today. The books inspired a recent TV series, and were immensely popular. It reminded a new generation what had been lost.

Plans for major Harvest Festival in Ballinfoile

Community activists in the Ballinfoile Mór area are calling on local residents to attend a meeting at 7.30pm next Tuesday in the Menlo Park Hotel and get behind efforts to organise a Community Harvest Festival in September that could become a major activity in the Galway city events calendar.

Organ donor decline leave hopeful recipient waiting

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It’s a troubling irony that while medical science and surgical techniques have never been so advanced, hundreds of people remain waiting in desperation on an ever-growing transplant list, as the number of card-carrying organ donors in Ireland declines.

Time to liaise with families of patients as organ donor numbers fall

The Galway branch of the Irish Kidney Association is calling for the appointment of a dedicated staff member at University Hospital Galway to liaise with families of intensive care patients in a bid to increase the number of donors available.

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