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Our very own "warrior" @KennyCaitriona is quite rightly name checked in this weekend's Irish Times article on game changers 💪👇 irishtimes.com/life-style/20…
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Great approach to invasives species control.
Rhododendron control project to expand into south Connemara agriland.ie/farming-news/rho… #agriland
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The triumph of no-mow May! 🐝
Was woken at 7am to the sound of mowers but the lads agreed to spare the early-purple orchids and the ragged robin 🙏 We need a campaign for low-mow June/July/August/September so bugs and plants can make it through the year 🌻
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Thanks to the wonderful @kathydjourno for a lovely piece in today's Irish Independent.
Less than 24hrs to go until tomorrow's TV premiere of BIRDSONG on @RTEOne at 18:30!
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Installation of swift and bat boxes happened today in Christ the King and Most Precious Blood Churches in Cabra. We are so excited to invite these beautiful winged creatures into our community with thanks to @CommunityFound and the churches.
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A beautiful event on the Samuel Beckett Bridge last night with Little Amal from Syria. We walked with her for a short part of her journey around the world, like millions of other displaced children seeking refuge and sanctuary. 🫶💚✨️
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Join SDCC Heritage Officer Rosaleen Dwyer and Dublin Urban Rivers LIFE (DURL) Project Engineer Ger Staunton tomorrow at 11am as they take us on a tour of flora and fauna in the DURL Project wetlands in Dodder Valley Park. Booking essential by email [email protected]
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The next Biodiversity Group meet up in Villa Bank Garden will be on Saturday 25 May at 10.30am. 💚🌿
All are very welcome to come along to do a bit of gardening and get involved in other projects!
Meet at the butterfly mural located behind Phibsboro Library.
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Thanks to everyone who came to the Biodiversity Day in Christ the King on 4 May where we launched the Swift nest box project and got more people signed up for permeable driveways and yards. The event was a collaboration with Cabra Parish. More to come!
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Had a fantastic time at @ConnectingCabra 's Biodiversity Festival!
Well done on such a great event 👏💚
It was inspiring to hear about the new Swifts project plus all of the other exciting things happening — including the Biodiversity Box initiative, wildlife pond & much more.
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This weekend great progress was made on the Cabra Pond project led by @StephenShanners. More landscaping and planting to do but it looks great and will help biodiversity in Cabra. Thanks to @CommunityFound and @AXA Parks grant for funding!
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Excellent research from @IrishGBC and @foeireland on how to better address #energypoverty recommends developing high-quality GIS maps to identify areas most at risk of #energypoverty. @CodemaDublin has done this and discovered 12 areas in Dublin👇
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In a bid to cut costs, cash-strapped councils in London today launched a radical approach to boost sustainable transport; mobile cycle lanes.
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Thanks to all at our “Vision for Cabra” event yesterday evening. Great chats about positive ways to have safer streets, more community activities, more biodiversity & green spaces, and address housing & energy. Some outputs were captured by graphic artist (1/n)
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And we’ll produce a report based on the discussions. Great energy in the room and a lovely mix of old and young (including a brilliant intern from the @DublinInquirer)
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What positive developments would you like for Cabra? Activities for teenagers, safe streets for children, warmer homes, green spaces? On Weds, 20 March, 6.30-8.30 we will have a community workshop in the Homestead. Everybody welcome. Register here: forms.gle/UocBYNvqNRc6Shja7
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If you’re curious about how solar power might work here in Stoneybatter, you can now watch our recent webinar with people from Stoneybatter, Cabra & Phibsboro talking about their own experiences, together with the latest information on the grants here: youtu.be/f28wXS_JHSs
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Invasive species removal on Bull Island next Saturday 17th Feb… information from [email protected] @AnTaisce eventbrite.ie/e/clean-coasts…
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We need your help!
To expand our popular garden-share scheme, we've been running a crowdfunding campaign.
We're 90% of the way there but to help get us over the line, if u haven't already, please consider donating.
Every euro counts!
Thanks a million.
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Greens in Government making the changes we promised 💪💚 instagram.com/reel/C2r-Dr4MM…




































