Place: Newbridge House

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<p>Goatsbeard flourishing at Tymon Park Trail site. Picture: Rosaleen Dwyer/South Dublin County Council </p>

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Anja Murray: Now is your chance to visit great grassland sites across the island of Ireland

Sensitive approaches, such as light grazing or a late harvest of hay, means that these wildflowers and their dependant creatures have space and time to complete their life-cycle, whether flowering and setting seed or nesting, egg laying and fledging young

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Want to raise money for charity while looking at hunky farmers?

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Want to raise money for charity while looking at hunky farmers?

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At Irish cinemas May 27th

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Whit Stillman Q and A coming to the IFI May 22nd

The decision to sell Russborough House’s precious treasures is artless

Running the gauntlet to lose weight

THIS time last year, Saturdays were a leisurely affair.

Mon, 19 May, 2014

Red kites are back in the wild

NEWBRIDGE House, a fine 18th Century mansion in north County Dublin, was the ancestral home of the Cobbe family, whose ranks included an archbishop and a Lord Lieutenant.

Mon, 08 Aug, 2011

Three years for man who decapitated birds

A young Skerries alcoholic who broke into an aviary and killed 12 "unusual and exotic display birds" by pulling their heads off has been given a three-year sentence by Judge Patricia Ryan at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Fri, 27 Mar, 2009

Fingal man has sentence adjourned over bird killings

A Fingal man who broke into an aviary and killed 12 "unusual and exotic display birds" by pulling their heads off has had his sentence adjourned to allow him turn over a new leaf "whether he likes it or not."

Wed, 17 Dec, 2008

Man who killed 12 exotic birds to be sentenced later

A young Skerries alcoholic who broke into an aviary and killed 12 "unusual and exotic display birds" by pulling their heads off will be sentenced later at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Fri, 17 Oct, 2008

Third gear enough as Moorefield canter to title

KILDARE and Leinster champions last year, Moorefield retained the first of those titles yesterday and the manner of their win suggests they will not be easily relieved of their provincial crown either.

Mon, 08 Oct, 2007