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Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland – Survey & Talk Courtmacsherry 11th & 12th July 2015

Jul 6, 2015 | Archive - Pre 2022

As part of our yearly programme of field meetings (see following) we have two weekend days where we will...

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The Essence of Meaty Matters

The Essence of Meaty Matters

Jul 6, 2015 | Archive - Pre 2022

Today we’re going to talk about a taste treasure trove which is not yet as widely known as it could or...

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Something for Everyone – Not?

Jul 4, 2015 | Archive - Pre 2022

We've had a comment on the discussion of 'the hunger illusion' in our earlier blog entry; that a...

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Quay Figure in the Community

Jul 3, 2015 | Archive - Pre 2022

Arthur Leahy has been a key figure in the Quay Coop since 1981, when it was founded. In his youth, Arthur...

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At the Heart of Hunger; how we deal with lack and longing

Jul 2, 2015 | Archive - Pre 2022

In 1996, esteemed clinical psychologist George Weinberg wrote The Heart of Psychotherapy, a book which has...

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