... place in Dublin next Saturday, May 12. each of its previous stagings, with the most popular wines on show being elderberry, blackberry and dandelion. Entries cost 20 pence per bottle and these will be accepted up to noon on competition day. Adjudication will ...

... consider that previous home wine making championships attracted over 400 entrants from throughout es were po&ll.lr Elderberry, Blackberry and Dandelion wines. In this year’s competition there are nine categories varying from R T Entries cost 20 pence mmu ccepted ...

... outstanding wine of the group, with classic bouquet followed by an authentic, peppery and spicy mixture of blackcurrant and blackberry flavours on the palate. New World Wines operate from Trinity House, Moss Street, Dublin 2. (Telephone 772172.) Reru►nmended: ...

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... either side still fragrant with honey suckle and vivid flaming yellow gorse. There would I knew be a good crop of sloes and blackberries this year. but I would not be here for the picking. The farm yards were waking up and clanking into activity. Lumbering ...

... They resemble the hazel nuts (C'orylus spp) but are more glamorous and attractive. Surprisingly, two close relatives of the blackberry are amongst the finest of all flowering shrubs, but much more difficult to obtain. !hey are Rubus deliciosus and R. tridel ...

... Adelaide Road. 2 p.m. Daonscoil Dublin Folk School walk. Templeogue Bridge to Greenhills Road. meet Irish Times. 1.15 p.m. Blackberry Fair. Lower Rathmines Road, Rathmines. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. The Flame on the Hill - Ireland before the Vikings. St. Audoen's ...

... was founded in the 18th century. It produced cast-iron furniture, urns and fountains in large quantities. The fern and the blackberry seat reflected the rustic interest of the period. finish may help the collector to differentiate between the original examples ...

... What's on today DUBLIN: St. James's Brass and Reed Band. St. Anne's Park. 3-5 p.m. Dundrum Brass Band. Bushy Park. 3-5 p.m. Blackberry Fair. Lower Rathmines Road, Rathmines, II a.m.-6 p.m. Antique Fair, Mount Herbert Hotel. Ballsbridge, II a.m.-6 p.m. Marina ...

... perhaps your prospec- dreds of property ads - iThods 9 I had to visualisation' i.e.: visualis- room in the liberties. blackberries, rosy checked live neighbour plays Barry large and small - knowing ing yourself living in the admit I had not. Manilow ...

... this, or what kind of bird was that. And, depending on the season, we'd come back with baskets full of wild mushrooms, blackberries, primroses or I i lac. I know it sounds a bit reminiscent of a , Famous Five adventure, (without lashings of ginger ...

... modern tastebuds. In the old days when sweetening was restricted only to honey, fruits of the hedgerows and bushes — like blackberries, currants and gooseberries — were accepted for their tartness and enjoyed as such. it's hard to imagine that the first ...