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Orchids in Dublin City centre thanks to 'No Mow May'

Updated / Tuesday, 17 Sep 2024 14:17

Two species of orchids have been discovered growing on the campus of Trinity College in Dublin city centre.

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Orchids in Dublin City centre thanks to 'No Mow May'

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