Category Archives: Garden Birds

Keane Gardeners and Ambassadors for Community Project

Keane Gardeners and Ambassadors for Community Project

Did you ever notice how many ancient gardening quotes or sayings have become daily adages for the vagaries of life itself. You have: Led up the garden path; What you sow you reap; The apple didn’t fall far from the tree …. and so on. And quotes from those who know / knew their gardening… Read more…

Local author Charts ‘The Birds of Kerry’ from 1700s

Local author Charts ‘The Birds of Kerry’ from 1700s

For as long as he can remember, Castleisland native, Tralee resident, Ed Carty  has been interested in birds. “As  a young boy I reared Budgerigars and was fascinated by them. Travelling to see new birds appealed to me and I always kept a notebook handy to write down or sketch observations,” that’s according to the… Read more…

All Green and Exciting for Bishop Ray’s Visit

All Green and Exciting for Bishop Ray’s Visit

There was great excitement amongst the children at Muire Gan Smál Presentation Primary School, Castleisland on Thursday, June 5th ahead of the arrival of our new Bishop of Kerry to the school. The school was an absolute hub of activity all week with everyone eager to assist the dedicated Green School Committee with their ‘Spring… Read more…

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Category Archives: Garden Birds

Keane Gardeners and Ambassadors for Community Project

Keane Gardeners and Ambassadors for Community Project

Did you ever notice how many ancient gardening quotes or sayings have become daily adages for the vagaries of life itself. You have: Led up the garden path; What you sow you reap; The apple didn’t fall far from the tree …. and so on. And quotes from those who know / knew their gardening… Read more…

Local author Charts ‘The Birds of Kerry’ from 1700s

Local author Charts ‘The Birds of Kerry’ from 1700s

For as long as he can remember, Castleisland native, Tralee resident, Ed Carty  has been interested in birds. “As  a young boy I reared Budgerigars and was fascinated by them. Travelling to see new birds appealed to me and I always kept a notebook handy to write down or sketch observations,” that’s according to the… Read more…

All Green and Exciting for Bishop Ray’s Visit

All Green and Exciting for Bishop Ray’s Visit

There was great excitement amongst the children at Muire Gan Smál Presentation Primary School, Castleisland on Thursday, June 5th ahead of the arrival of our new Bishop of Kerry to the school. The school was an absolute hub of activity all week with everyone eager to assist the dedicated Green School Committee with their ‘Spring… Read more…

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