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South Tipperary Beekeepers Association starts season by organising beginners course
Course will be held in Powerstown, Clonmel
This is the right time to start enjoying the honey bees and all the great work they do
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18 Mar 2024 1:00 PM
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South Tipperary Beekeepers Association will start their season with a beginners training course in the art of beekeeping.
This will continue a tradition going back hundreds of years in Clonmel.
If you are interested in nature and the environment, this could be the right time to start enjoying the honey bees and all the great work they do.
The course starts next Saturday, March 23, and continues for four Saturdays from 9.30am-1pm.
It will be held at The Apiary in the Bulmers orchards, Powerstown, Clonmel.
For more information contact Emma Williams on 086-3951470 or PaulLonergan on 086-2331683.
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