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An t-Ionad Glas presents Mark O’Sullivan Homeopathy for the Garden on Thursday the 31st Janurary 2013.  This is an open event for  all who would like to attend.  The numbers are limited and the cost is € 20.00    

The death has taken place of  ÉAMON de BUITLÉAR, he was Irelands best known independent wildlife filmmaker. He was also known for promoting the Irish language and traditional music. He dedicated his life to influencing public opinion and government policy

We have some bare root trees available. They consist of: Guelder Rose, Beech, Horse Chestnut, Forsythia (Shrub), Oak, Ash, Hornbeam, Birch, Spindle, Rowen, Hsazel, Aspen, Elder, Crab Apple, Wild Cherry, Wallnut, Alder. Prices vary from €4.00 to €15.00 max. Depending

There will be a meeting this Thursday  17th January concerning the setting up of a Co-op, Ted O’Sullivan of UCC co-op centre will be giving a talk and offer some information and advice about co-ops. The meeting will start at

We have been working in the past year to improve the college facilities towards a better library, a quiet room, Siopa Glas and a graduate’s room. While all of these are works in progress, we are glad to invite you

We are holding a Christmas market on Sunday December 9th from 12pm to 4pm, it will feature lots of stalls from students past and present. We will be selling organic produce, plants, chutneys, jams, soaps, cakes, wreaths, cordials, balms and

It was with much delight that we heard today that Val O’Connor a former student of our College is taking part in a Competition in Limerick called Better Together. Better Together is a nationwide campaign which aims to make Ireland

Earlier this year we planted our potato crop for 2012. There was plenty of help available on the day and we sowed thirty nine drills with five varietes: Arran Victory, Sarpo Axona, Lady Balfour, Setanta and Toulca. It was a

Monday last started with the trade mark heavy rain of 2012 in Dromcollogher. Travelling east through Limerick city it lightened and by eleven o’clock it had totally cleared in Newport and at Clare Glens. The river Clare brown and foaming

It has been a busy few month at An t-Ionad Glas, getting everything ready and hoping that the weather would hold off at least until our celebration was over.  Mother nature looked kindly on us for the last month or