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Longford communities urged to sign up for Get Ireland Growing initiative

Longford communities are being urged to sign up for Get Ireland Growing initiative. This year the Energia and GIY 'Get Ireland Growing' initiative aims to sow the seed of community food growing by giving away 300 community growing starter kits across...

26 Apr 2022 at 17:12

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Get Longford Growing with share of €75,000 funding

Longford’s fruit and veg growers are invited to throw their hat into the ring for a share of €75,000 funding from GIY in partnership with Energia. The ‘Energia Get Ireland Growing' campaign has a €75,000 pool of funding available to enable food growing...

22 Nov 2017 at 16:08

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Getting into ‘Grow it Yourself’ veg

...is garnering an increasingly large following in Ireland. The aim of the movement, often referred to by its abbreviation GIY, is to connect individual gardeners and community-based groups who have an interest in growing their own food, to share tips...

13 Feb 2014 at 12:00

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€5,000 prize pot up for grabs....Longford schools encouraged to enter Ireland's Best Young Food Entrepreneur search

GIY and Cully & Sully are on the search for Ireland’s next best young food entrepreneurs and are encouraging secondary school students across the country to register for the ‘GROW 2 CEO' competition before the registration deadline of March 14. ‘GROW 2...

24 Feb 2018 at 14:03

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Applications for Community Seed Libraries wanted from Longford

Energia and GIY have been getting Ireland growing with the distribution of 1,000 free GROWBoxes to homes nationwide during lockdown. Now they have announced the next round of prizes in the Get Ireland Growing initiative, with €10,000 worth of food...

04 Jul 2020 at 13:38

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Longford secondary schools invited to take part in competition to find Ireland’s next young Food Entrepreneur

... The kits include everything the students need to grow peas including seeds, pots, soil and plenty of growing tips from GIY. Students are asked to pair up in order to undertake the challenge. According to Michael Kelly founder of GIY,...

01 Mar 2017 at 13:59

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Energia to give away 1,000 home GROWBoxes worth €45,000 to help Get Longford Growing

...fingers to the test and try to grow some of your own food. Energia has partnered with not-for-profit social enterprise GIY, to give away 1,000 large GROWBoxes to people across the nation to Get Ireland Growing and help power a more sustainable...

01 Jun 2020 at 16:00

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Video: Longford schools can now apply for free GIY and innocent drinks Sow & Grow packs

...to grow’ guide focusing on learning in the classroom, soil, growing pots, seeds and expert food growing kits devised by GIY and innocent drinks along with details on how to cook and eat the food grown. Along with announcing the 2017 Sow & Grow...

04 Feb 2017 at 22:21

Local News

Calling all Longford gardeners to apply for Bloom in the Park

22 Feb 2020 at 13:00

Business

People of Longford encouraged to apply for €75k funding pool to 'Get Ireland Growing'

...25 to apply for grants, which will enable them to start or further develop a community food-growing project in their area. GIY and Energia are calling on people across to the country to get growing their own food in 2019 and are offering all budding...

06 Jan 2019 at 17:00

Features

Wellness Coach Alison Canavan wants to Get Longford Growing

Alison has teamed up with GIY and Energia for the ‘Energia Get Ireland Growing’ initiative which offers community and voluntary organisations the opportunity to apply to the €70,000 pool of funding which will enable groups to start or further develop a...

07 Jan 2017 at 13:39

Local News

Longford community groups net €40k funding boost

...Community Alert groups encouraged to apply for funding Longford Community Groups invited to apply for supports from GIY Cottage Market initiative

06 Apr 2018 at 11:00

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