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<p>View of Lambay from Donabate Beach, Dublin</p>

outdoors

Pest project planned for Lambay (Island)

By the way, the 'ay' in the name Lambay comes from old Norse meaning ‘island’. So this island should just be called ‘Lambay’ and not ‘Lambay Island’

<p>At the official launch of the Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland’s (BSBI) ‘Plant Atlas 2020’ at the National Botanic Gardens, Dublin are President of the Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland, Micheline Sheehy Skeffington; Minister of State for Heritage and Electoral Reform, Malcolm Noonan TD (right) and Matthew Jebb, director of the National Botanic Gardens. They are looking at Cottonweed Achillea maritima which is down to 11 total plants in Ireland from thousands in 20 years due to coastal erosion. Picture: Mark Stedman</p>

outdoors

Biodiversity or biomonotony: we know what needs to be done, now we just need to do it

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<span class="contextmenu emphasis">Missoni opens at Kildare Village</span>
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fashion and beauty

Weekend Loves: new Missoni store; Chanel pop-ups; pretty houseplants; and customisable prints

Our gardening noticeboard

home and gardens

Our gardening noticeboard

‘Marimo’ mystery explained in a roundabout way, thanks

Richard Collins: What zebrafish can tell us about lockdown

A weed with great wee qualities