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HF invites you to enjoy an amazing walking tour, foraging for wild foods, learning what plants are edible & the medicinal benefits.Cookery lesson available & half day experience with lunch

Discover the joy of Summer foraging with Nicole — learn to identify edible wild herbs, meadow plants, elderflowers, hawt...
23/04/2026

Discover the joy of Summer foraging with Nicole — learn to identify edible wild herbs, meadow plants, elderflowers, hawthorn blossoms and their medicinal and culinary uses. Perfect for families wanting sustainable skills for health and wellbeing. We provide a foraging bag, light snack and drink — please bring water, scissors and weather-appropriate clothing. Follow-up photos included. Book your spot: https://wix.to/H7Yh9V3

Discover Ireland’s Eye with a different Eye — May 31st Join our Irelands Eye Foraging and biodiversity awareness tour, f...
23/04/2026

Discover Ireland’s Eye with a different Eye — May 31st Join our Irelands Eye Foraging and biodiversity awareness tour, finishing with a bespoke Beach Picnic on the beach! Start with a scenic boat trip from Howth West Pier, learn to identify edible & medicinal plants with Nicole, and enjoy a vegetarian beach picnic made from locally foraged & organic produce. Hear island folklore, spot pollinators, wildlife and take home photo guides of the plants we observe. Dress for the weather, bring your swimsuits and tell us any dietary needs. Book your spot:
In the link in the first comment below

Looking for a refreshing vitamin & mineral packed smoothie? A good detox drink with immune boosting properties. This too...
23/04/2026

Looking for a refreshing vitamin & mineral packed smoothie?

A good detox drink with immune boosting properties.

This took ten minutes and was just what was needed! Packed with dietary fibre great for getting the system moving 👌

Pick a handful of cleavers, dandelion leaves & flowers, a cup of Spring Nettle leaves, 2 Apples, 2 sticks of Celery and half a honey due Melon.
Wash your greens, by placing in a sink of salted water. Then give a quick dip in boiled water, literally for 1 minute, strain and allow cool.
In the meantime chop you Celery, Apple, & Melon.
Then use a scissors ✂️ to roughly chop the foraged greens in a jug, pop all your sliced fruit & Celery into the jug. Add a little water & blend with a hand blender. Easy peasy

Cleavers are a strong diuretic and overdoing them can flush medication and even minerals from the body. So I always recommend to use them just three times a week if healthy 😁 also use with caution if taking blood thinners & they are advised to be avoided during pregnancy as they could cause uterine contractions.

Benefits of cleavers include- reducing swollen glands, flushing toxins, enhances lymphatic drainage, cools conditions like bladder infection. They also act as a cholagogue- liver support as they encourage the production of bile. My favourite for constipation especially after a long journey!

Apart from the above this is a gorgeous, cheap and healthy go to once or twice a week 😊

Howth Community garden Open Day, May 10th 11am-3pm Tucketts Lane, Howth - adjacent to Scoil Mhuire Howth national school...
23/04/2026

Howth Community garden Open Day, May 10th 11am-3pm

Tucketts Lane, Howth - adjacent to Scoil Mhuire Howth national school.
Free Organic Food for all, Workshops, Foraging, Pollinator talks, Tour of the garden.
Grounded in Soil Documentary (Regenerative Farming),
Picker Pals will be joining us too.
Sustainable Food for our future!
Slide show of the community garden

Facilitators; we welcome 🙏

Colman Power - Organic Fitness

Brendan Guinan - Fiorbhia farm

Nicole Dunne - Howth Foraging

Helen Lahert - Howth Tidy Towns

Wiebke Amussen- Howth Tidy Towns.

More guest speakers on the day.
We are delighted that our local councillors Joan Hopkins & David Healy will be on site to Open the revamped Howth Community Garden.

We are most grateful to Therese Casey from Fingal County Council Operations for helping and supporting us the whole way.

Daisy & spring blue sky nails by  Holding one of my favourite flowers, daisy's are edible and the young leaves at this t...
18/04/2026

Daisy & spring blue sky nails by

Holding one of my favourite flowers, daisy's are edible and the young leaves at this time of year make a great salad. The flowers are tasty in a salad with a cider vinegar & honey dressing. I dry daisy's every year for my daisy's teas, lovely and calming similar to a chamomile tea!

Daisy's are known for their healing properties especially great used on bruises or sunburn. You can make a simple oil the recipe for daisy oil is here on my grid.

Dandelions seen here to are delicious at this time of year, you can eat every part and they are packed with goodness. I used some of these in tonight's dinner the flowers & leaves.

What's your favourite? Dandelion or daisy? Let me know in the comments below 😁

15/04/2026

Spring Flowers lemonade,

This is a really beautiful way to honour Spring flowers into your home & heart. When my kids were younger they loved collecting wild flowers with me. We'd collect a bowl, make a simple lemonade base; water lemon & sugar.

Make a simple lemonade syrup, let it cool to room temperature, and then pop in our lightly washed Spring flowers to infuse over night, well at least 24 hours. Then strain through a muslin cloth. Bottle in a sterilised bottle & keep in fridge. Fab with ice & a slice of lime or add a Spirit of choice. Gin works best!!!


15/04/2026

Howth Community garden Open Day, May 10th 11am-3pm

Tucketts Lane, Howth - adjacent to Scoil Mhuire Howth national school.
Free Organic Food for all, Workshops, Foraging, Pollinator talks, Tour of the garden.
Grounded in Soil Documentary (Regenerative Farming),
Picker Pals will be joining us too.
Sustainable Food for our future!
Slide show of the community garden

Facilitators; we welcome 🙏

Colman Power - Organic Fitness

Brendan Guinan - Fiorbhia farm

Nicole Dunne - Howth Foraging

Helen Lahert - Howth Tidy Towns

Wiebke Amussen- Howth Tidy Towns.

More guest speakers on the day.
We are delighted that our local councillors Joan Hopkins & David Healy will be on site to Open the revamped Howth Community Garden.

We are most grateful to Therese Casey from Fingal County Council Operations for helping and supporting us the whole way.

Join The Wonky Forage Experience at Howth Foraging — a coastal foraging walk with expert guide Nicole, sea swims, sauna ...
15/04/2026

Join The Wonky Forage Experience at Howth Foraging — a coastal foraging walk with expert guide Nicole, sea swims, sauna & plunge pool, plus a beach lunch. Reconnect with nature, learn about edible and medicinal wild plants, and finish with a restorative soak and delicious local food. Book your spot today: https://wix.to/GRgToU3

‘Without them there is no life’: the race to understand the mysterious world of Africa’s fungi | Fungi | The Guardian
14/04/2026

‘Without them there is no life’: the race to understand the mysterious world of Africa’s fungi | Fungi | The Guardian

Amid growing evidence of fungi’s key role in ecosystems and storing carbon, African scientists are championing the need to preserve ‘funga’ as much as flora and fauna

13/04/2026
13/04/2026

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Howth
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Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6:30pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 7:30pm
Saturday 12am - 6pm
Sunday 11am - 3pm

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+353892234472

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