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The Role of Fungi in the Human Biome
Update: We are delighted to say that we have nearly reached capacity for the talk. Should you wish to check availability or be added to a waiting list please contact: irh@irh.ie “The Role of Fungi in the Human Biome” Talk and Foraging Walk with...
HerbFeast 2017
HerbFeast 2017 is now SOLD OUT. There is a waiting list available in case of cancellations. For more information please visit www.herbfeast.com
Germany Lifts Ban on Kava
Kava, the rhizome and roots of Piper methysticum, are one of the most important social pillars of Melanesian societies. They have been used for more than 1000 years in social gatherings for the preparation of beverages with relaxing effects. During the colonial...
Keith Robertson – Aug 20-21st, Carlingford, Co Louth
Keith Robertson, founder of the internationally renowned Scottish School of Herbal Medicine, returns to Ireland by popular demand this August. The Scottish School were the first to create an MSc programme for herbal medicine in the world! Keith is considered a...
Switzerland Makes Herbal Medicine Legal!
Could this be the beginning of a sea change? Are the Irish government taking note? Mar 29, 2016 - 19:26 The ministry decided to give the five therapies the benefit of the doubt (Keystone) The interior ministry has announced plans to give five complementary therapies...
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Such a wonderful opportunity to hear Sean Boylan talk about herbs! Don’t miss it😊🌿
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people or changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.Looking forward to Lisa’s workshops at HerbFeast 2021!😊🌿
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people or changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.Tune in to BBC Ulster Radio tomorrow, Saturday 9-10am! Our phydic garden will be featured on their Gardeners’ Corner program🌿😊💚
We are very excited that tomorrow BBC Radio Ulster Gardeners’ Corner will be covering our St.Anne’s Physic Garden! The crew will be in Dublin interviewing representatives from the DCC and the Irish Register of Herbalists project manager and herbalist John Maher. John is the backbone to a lovely and devoted team of volunteers, consisting of garden lovers, herbal medicine students and professional herbalists, who care for the garden full of medicinal plants all year long!
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