Blackthorn or sloe tree is great for spring flowers and also for sloe fruit later in the year
19/04/2019
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19/04/2019
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Blackthorn or sloe tree is great for spring flowers and also for sloe fruit later in the year
Ivan with the budding environmentalists
Quinoa has been grown as a grain in the Andes Mountains for centuries
In bloom: Deirdre O’Brien, Clareview sent in this gorgeous picture from Lansdowne Park, which shows the beauty of the changing seasons. This cherry blossom is between 40 to 50 years old
Learning about nature at UL
I love showcasing fashion from local Limerick stores on my slot on Today with Maura and Daithi
Now that looks good! Baked raspberry cheesecake
The main difference between muesli and granola is that while both are made up of grains, nuts, seeds, and dried fruits, muesli is unbaked while granola is baked along with a sweetener and oil to bind
I was glad to join Lorraine Keane, Margaret Neilson (Dublin104) and Annette Rocca at the launch of Peter O’Brien’s spring/summer collection in Dublin
Magnolia stellata like the one in James’ garden produces brillant white flowers
Stay away: The flowers of the cuckoo-pint are poisonous
At the launch of the Ladies Butterfly Luncheon were myself with Lisa Tracey and Dr Lorraine Walsh, the big event takes place on March 29
I joined lots of glamorous Limerick ladies at Adare Manor for the launch of the Brown Thomas autumn/winter collections
Passiflora caerulea (blue passion flower) is one of the hardier species that is commonly grown in this country
A tiger lily from Phyl's garden
One of the highlights of the evening was the Designer Award section which was sponsored by the Zipyard and judged by Erika Fox aka Retro Flame
Michal Lubinski live performances draw attention to the difficulties posed by ‘mind-body duality’
Borlotti beans originated in North America but they are very popular in Italian and Portuguese cuisine
Bandwagon or fair weather? Tipp woman Patricia Feehily is making no apologies for her support of Limerick
The style was exceptional at the annual Continentally Classic Best Dressed Lady and Most Stylish Gent competition
Mick O’Dea's new exhibition deals with the War of Independence
Get the day started off right with one of Gingergirl's banana and bran muffins
Summer holidays are now so packed full of camps and activities it is like they haven't been off at all
Lamb is the principal meat of Morocco and is used in a variety of dishes
Artist Maurice Quillinan
Persicaria polymorpha is commonly called the Giant Fleece Flower because of its wonderful spread of white flowers
The Rose of Tralee is a great opportunity to catch up with some familiar faces including James Patrice who will be doing a live feed on the RTE Player
Limerick hurling captain Declan Hannon officially launched Manor Brook in Adare with selling agent Michael O'Connor and Phelim O'Connor, Torca Developments
Families of rural-based students in particular have been affected by the ban, especially those not able to access an adequate bus service to the school
The culprits who were armed with golf clubs smashed the windows on both the driver’s side and passenger’s side of the businessman’s car before grabbing the night's takings
Court told defendant is living in a ‘modest’ home and is not leading flash lifestyle
Gardaí at Henry Street are investigating a break-in at a popular Limerick restaurant
Fourth year LSAD student Rion O'Donovan who has set up a donation box for sanitary products at the Stormy Teacup in Fox's Bow
Tracey Corbett Lynch, the sister of murdered Limerick man Jason Corbett
One man died in the crash, while another was brought to UHL
Minister O'Donovan was described by Gerry Stembridge as what a possible lovechild from a union of Michael Noonan and Margaret Thatcher would look like
People will take to the streets on May 4 to protest against the crisis in UHL
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