Author name: Hedgerows Ireland

Yes! We have changed our name to Hedgerows Ireland! The Hedge Laying Association of Ireland – which has existed since 2004 – will have a new identity. We’re not abandoning our purpose, activities or our members. Instead, we’re recognising a need which has become more apparent – and which better reflects our core purpose. Our Constitution provides that […]

On Thursday 18th August 2022 the HLAI welcomes a very special guest at 8pm. On Thursday 18th August 2022, we were joined on our webinar by Sonja Moore, HLAI and Celbridge Heritage & River Catchment Association member. In 2021, Sonja Moore and the Celbridge Heritage and River Catchment Association secured funding from Kildare County Council’s Climate Innovation Fund to

A great day was had in Tinamuck, Co. Offaly in October at the 2021 All-Ireland Hedge Laying Championships! Click here to view the highlights reel, put together by Baily & Blake.

As the Irish Government introduces its target of cutting national emissions by 51% by 2030 – including a target of 22-30% in agriculture – we really need to look at hedgerows. According to recent research published in the UK by CPRE The Countryside Charity, and conducted by the Organic Research Centre there is significant potential

The Irish Environmental Pillar, Stop Climate Chaos Coalition and the Sustainable Water Network have produced recommendations for Government entitled “Towards a New Agricultural and Food policy for Ireland”. This comprehensive proposal addresses a number of components, proposing a new agricultural “model that works within the ecological parameters essential to a healthy society, economy and planet”. The

Oct. 23rd, 2019

https://greennews.ie/minister-will-not-allow-roadside-hedge-cutting-this-august/