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Susan O’Brien

Houston
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Calling all Lovers!

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By Susan O’Brien
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By Susan O’Brien Fresh flower arrangements and luxury red rose bouquets for Valentine’s are available at our shop on Thorncastle Street. Drop in or order through our website, we will be happy to help you find the perfect gift for your sweetheart. www.susanobrienflowers.ie 085-1497236 info@susanobrienflowers.ie 6 February 2026   Florist Local Business St Valentine's Day
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A 21st Century Treescape

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By Susan O’Brien
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By Susan O’Brien While walking along the neighbourhood streets in recent sunny days, I found myself actively seeking out the tree-lined side of the road. In an endeavour to keep cool my route was notably influenced by the welcome cooling effect from the leaf canopy above. Whenever possible I choose to walk. Unaccompanied, my awareness of the surrounding environment and sense of place is heightened.
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Autumnal preparations in the garden

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By Susan O’Brien
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BY Susan O’Brien In local parks and along our neighbourhood streets, the green leaf tones of summer are slowly giving way to lime tree yellows and orange tones of the chestnut. All around, there is a sense of a rising swell as flowers, fruits, and seed-heads surge towards a concert-like crescendo, in one final display. As the days become cooler and the evenings draw closer, most late season specimens will fade gracefully into the winter months.
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