Mudislanders! Do you want to ask questions to Dermot about his spuds techniques!? Come to the garden on the 24th of March 🥔💚🌱... At 10:30, our 🥔 expert Mudislander Dermot will show us and talk about his potatoes planting secrets 😀. Free event, all welcome.
Welcome to Mud Island's Free Organic Gardening Classes! Come join us at Mud Island Community Garden for our six week, hands-on classes to learn all about organic gardening from soil types and plants' nutritional needs to propagation, seed sewing and garden planning. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned gardener, these classes will cover everything from soil […]
Do you have an interest in sustainability? Self sufficiency? Would you like to create your own plant fertilizer from literal rubbish? Or maybe you'd just want to dump less into your […]
Emergency Meitheal this Saturday! We need lots of help this Saturday to prepare for our annual Open Day and to catch up with lots of planting. If you could commit to an hour or so tomorrow it would really help us. Activities will include: - Preparing beds for planting. - Planting out our abundance of […]
🌻 Celebrate Mudisland Community Garden Open Day 2025! 🌻 We've lots of treats coming up at our Open Day this Saturday, and not just in the Cottage Cafe! To name […]
Mary is a reformed internationally acclaimed landscape designer who launched her career at the Chelsea flower show in 2002, the story of which was made into a 2016 movie called “Dare to be Wild”. Bestselling author, inspirational speaker, occasional television presenter and founder of the global movement “We are the ARK”, a practical groundswell movement […]
Mud Island Community Garden Biodiversity Action Group (BAG) met for the 1st time on Sat April 18th. We shared a sense of collective hope from taking positive action to promote biodiversity, a strong interest to learn more about what we can do, and some initial ideas: “I am doing a biodiversity course right now; situation […]
‘Shared community spaces help displaced people feel valued, connected, and push for fairer systems and support’ Meabh Bonham Corcoran, 2026. Read the article HERE
