Every tree tells a story
Every tree tells a story
Bycolm
We recently had the pleasure of hosting a group of visitors from Cork – all members of the Cork Chapter of the Irish Woodturning Guild, who took up woodturning as a hobby following retirement. They were welcomed to Lisnavagh by William Bunbury and the team, and they enjoyed a talk by William on the history…
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Every year, House and Home magazine picks the people, products and services that you need to know about in 2010 – and beyond. In the Spring of 2007, the Lisnavagh Timber Project was at Number 46 in this list. Since then, we started to make Bunbury Boards and these are included in this year’s list…
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Rathvilly timber helping to save the forests In the few minutes it takes you to read this page, some 64 acres of virgin tropical hardwood forest will have been lost forever. One of our local people taking pride that all wood he provides is environmentally justified and traceable, not only down to the actual tree…
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March/April 2007 Edition Ireland has blossomed into a nation of design heavy hitters. From world renowned artists to chic boutiques and bargainous auction houses, no stone has been left unturned in our style evolution. Don’t get left behind in the emerald revolution: read the House and Home hot list to get the lowdown on the…
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Last week’s gales proved a windfall for Lisnavagh “It’s an ill wind that blows nobody any good” goes the proverb and this was certainly true for Tree Care Ireland and Lisnavagh Timber Project, when last week’s high winds resulted in damage to several old trees within Lisnavagh’s 250 acre woodland. Emily Bunbury, marketing director of…
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