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Hygeia Group, which has been manufacturing garden care, agricultural and veterinary products in Galway for over 80 years, took home the Best Garden Care Product for their sustainable Nature Safe range at the Innovation Awards 2022 hosted by the Hardware Association of Ireland.

Passiflora herb (passionflower) has long been a favourite, a wonderful gentle non-addictive herb for anxiety as it has anxiolytic effects on the nervous system containing phytochemicals which have a calming effect on the mind, muscles and nervous system.

Fish has long been recognised as one of nature’s healthiest foods, and with its rich package of nutrients it is one of the few foods that can truly be called a superfood. Bord Bia's whitefish campaign aims to highlight how fresh Irish whitefish is the perfect ingredient for any occasion.

This delicious pasta dish is an Italian favourite. This recipe, courtesy of Bord Bia, swaps locally produced cheese for the traditional parmesan.

Looking for a safe and natural garden care solution this Spring?

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Looking for a safe and natural garden care solution this Spring? Look no further than Irish-made Nature Safe. Brought to you by Hygeia, based in Galway, Nature Safe is a range of natural garden care products packed full of nutrients derived from the Wild Atlantic Way. The range is comprised of natural lawn and plant feeds, fertilisers and pest control solutions. They have just launched four new products bringing a total of 11 products in the range.

Maca, sometimes referred to as ‘Peruvian Ginseng’, is a root vegetable native to Peru. Very much like a radish, in Peru it is known as the ‘fountain of youth’ as it has a long traditional use for energy, stamina and fertility.

An air of optimism pervades the local hospitality industry this week, the recent public health easing of restrictions allowing for a return to normal trading hours.

This is a great recipe from Bord Bia for a delicious lunch or dinner, the best part being that there is no cooking involved.