Bee Limerick

The following article was published in the Four Seasons quarterly colour magazine with topical information on Irish beekeeping   Limer...

Bee keepers across Europe have continued to report high losses of their hives over the last three years. One report from England shows losse...

Varroa strips were added to the hive on the 19th of September. The following image shows the amount of varroa that had dropped out of the hi...

Most people are aware that honey bees are disappearing at an alarming rate, in what has come to be known as Colony Collapse Disorder . Besid...

Bee Limerick and Limerick City Biodiversity Network Our bees are now well established in Limerick City - so the next step is making sure t...

Bee Limerick have brought their first bee colony into Limerick City thanks to the pledges made by the many generous people. The bees are th...

Bee Limerick is about creating a resilient urban ecology that will support native bees and other wildlife to thrive within the city limits. ...

Ireland has one native honey bee, 20 bumble bees and 80 solitary bees species. Ireland’s bee fauna is less than half the size of that in Bri...