Thursday, August 27, 2009
Slow Food Limerick Curraghchase Feast!
Announcing the date for the Limerick and Region event in Curraghchase Limerick.
It will be running on September 27th and will feature a display from West Limerick Vintage Tractors a Master Farrier at work and demonstrations of Bread Making and Beekeeping.
Also information on Pig keeping from Caroline and questions on Cattle will be answered by the Shorthorn Cattle Society.
There will also be a Tamworth Pig spit roasted over Beachwood and served with local chutney & homemade bread there will also be Shorthorn Beef burgers roasted over charcoal and freshly brewed Ponaire Coffee and Con Trass’s Apple Juice among the delicacy’s available. YUM!!
West Limerick 102fm will be broadcasting Live and there will be lots of spot prizes on the day.
We will also be there taking photographs and Video of the preperation and on the day the images will be up in our Munster Images section If you have an event you would like covered for free drop us an email to
listings@munsterbusiness.ie
Rigneys Farmhouse B&B is the location for the event and the excellent Farm shop will be open from 12 to 5pm on the 27th of September.
Contact Caroline on 087 2834754 for more details or visit http://www.blogger.com/www.rigneysfarm.com for directions to Rigneys Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast in Co. Limerick The home of Curraghchase Meats
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Photos from the Limerick Show 2009 - Limerick show Photographs
Lots to see and plenty of events to keep things interesting. Lots of stands to see and great to see the support that Ballyhoura Development provide for their local businesses.
Full Gallery is available here.
http://picasaweb.google.com/Munster.Images/LimerickShow2009Photographs#
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Solar Energy Ireland - pet.ie have some interesting information
Limerick based Pure Energy Technology have some interesting facts on our Irish climate that may come as a bit of a surprise to some!
Ireland’s solar climate is as good as Paris and 70% of the solar climate on the Mediterranean coast. In Ireland a horizontal surface of 1m2 receives an average of approximately 1100 Kilowatt-hours (kWh) of solar energy per year (the equivalent of 120 litres of oil)
Solar energy in Ireland is provided by both direct sunlight (40%) and indirect sunlight (60%). So, even when the sky is overcast, its radiation (sunlight) is available at ground level and can be converted into useful heat by a solar water heater.
A 6m² Flat Plate Solar Water Heater installations in Ireland could possibly provide the energy equivalent of a 3KW immersion heater running for almost 2.5 hours on average, every day, 365 days per year.
And with the following grants available to householders who have occupied a house for over one year.
Vacuum Tube €300 per m2 (to max.6m2)
Flat Plate €250 per m2 (to max.6m2)
It makes a lot of sense to go green! so when thinking of Solar Panels Ireland you know where to go!
Monday, August 10, 2009
Kilkishen Coatings Shannon - anti-grafitti coatings
Their new Anti-Grafitti Coatings can reduce
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Photographs from the Tullamore Show 2009 - Updated during the day
Visit www.munsterbusiness.ie/images.htm
Or to see the photos in the full gallery visit
http://picasaweb.google.com/Munster.Images/TullamoreShow2009#
I will be uploading updates all day. If you were at the show check to see if I got you!
Pat.