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Prepare for Christmas with some natural health tips from Organico

Hannah Dare December, 2019

We all love Christmas, but the extra stresses and strains that inevitably occur over the festive period can really take their toll – I remember when we were young, my mother used to go down with the flu like clockwork on Christmas Day, having exhausted herself during the weeks before. […]

The Best Christmas presents for beauty lovers

Sherna Malone December, 2019

Christmas is just around the corner and if, like me, you tend to leave present buying to the very last minute, fear not! Here is my ultimate beauty gift guide to help you find the perfect pressie, so perfect you won’t even need a gift receipt! There’s something to please […]

All about her

Louise O'Dwyer December, 2019

It’s the most wonderful time of the year again…just in case you hadn’t noticed! Most of us are on a quest to find the most fantastic, most unusual gifts that will hopefully be used time and time again. If you’re a man who likes living on the edge, you could […]

A light tasty sharing dish

Karen Austin December, 2019

It’s party time and here’s a recipe that you don’t have to cook at all – the perfect sharing dish for family and friends. It’s super healthy, no heavy carbs or cream, and is fresh vibrant and bright. Just the thing after days of traditional feasting and cooking. Fresh spring […]

Farming : A rollercoaster of a year behind us

Tommy Moyles December, 2019

In Billy Joel’s 1989 hit ‘We didn’t start the fire’ he chronicles the 40 years between 1949 and 1989 simply by stitching a series of headlines from the period together. Listening to it, hearing the words sets off images of the story behind each headline and leads to a bit […]

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War : Twenty-Eight out of Thirty-One

Shane Daly December, 2019

“Many wounded men slipped into those shell holes and would have been drowned or suffocated by the clammy mud.” – George Pearkes The Battle of Passchendaele was fought on a 13km square patch of grass in Belgium in August 1917. It took place in a town called Ypres, or ‘Wipers’ […]

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