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Bill O’Dea is a passionate Irish mycophagist who has been running mushroom hunts in Ireland and abroad since 1996. He also speaks internationally at Mushroom festivals in Spain, France and Turkey. His hunts in Ireland have been covered and recommended by RTE TV(Corrigan knows food, Nationwide,Living the Wildlife, Neven Maguire), TV3, TG4, Irish Times, Irish Independent, Examiner, Sunday Independen

t,RTE 1 Radio(Morning Ireland, Mooney goes wild, ), Sunday Business Post(Ross Golden Bannon top ten events of the year), Food and Wine magazine, and others. As well as his love of gathering and eating wild mushrooms, Bill enjoys sharing his knowledge on the fascinating, amusing and sometimes horrific aspects of fungi and their relationship to the planet and the other natural kingdoms. Bill runs several public mushroom hunts in Autumn every year and is also available for private events. He has enjoyed sharing his passion with groups including chefs, university/college, slow food and mushroom/food festivals.

20/11/2024

Anyone up for a late season mushroom hunt on this Friday in South County Dublin?

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02/11/2024

Widely accessible education on edible wild plants is increasingly in demand as more people search for ways to explore wild culinary uses. Despite this growing t...

01/11/2024

Hi All, We have just added a small group mushroom hunt on Monday 4th to a special location in South County Dublin. Still a few places.
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Mushroom Foraging Ireland

Join Bill and Musha (his dog) for a small group Mushroom Hunts at a location within 40 minutes drive from Dublin. The exact location will be announced to participants closer to the date. We will be meeting at 11am for a brief introduction to Mushroom Hunting from Bill O'Dea. We will then forage for....

28/10/2024

23/10/2024

What a great Mushroom trip to Puglia
Mushroom Foraging Ireland

08/10/2024

07/10/2024

Following on from the harrowing but excellent reporting by this week we continue to appeal to you to download the PAW Ireland wildlife crime reporting app.

In the recent budget Minister Noonan announced more supports for combating wildlife crime which was great to hear, but we need to see these come into effect with more boots on the ground and appropriate training for both NPWS rangers and An Garda Suíochána.

Social media also has a responsibility to shut down the accounts of the criminals involved in these barbaric acts of gratuitous violence against defenceless animals.

04/10/2024

28/09/2024

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Microwaving is probably the most efficient way to reduce agaritine levels in fresh mushrooms.But, wait. Are Microwaves Safe? (https://nutritionfacts.org/vide...

25/09/2024

We have 3 places left on our Mushroom Hunt with lunch at Ballyteige Lodge in Co. Wicklow on this Sunday.

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Wicklow Naturally Mushroom Foraging Ireland

Our venue for the day is the beautiful Ballyteige Lodge near Aughrim in County Wicklow. Built in the beautiful natural setting of the secluded valley of the River Ow (Gaelic for Water), the house when built was only one of 4 houses to have electricity. This was supplied by the upper river system. Th...

23/09/2024

We have a few places available on our annual Mushroom Hunt and Lunch at Ballyteige Lodge on this Sunday. We found and tasted quite a range of good edibles on last year's foray.
This is a beautiful riverside venue with a range of different fungal habitats.
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21/09/2024

Fascinating to see the wasps demolish the sweet apple leaving a scattering of crumbs behind. Wasps are as important to our ecosystems as bees and other insects. They like to eat aphids and other plant pests. Some plants protect themselves through releasing a scent that mimics a wasp pheromone. This attracts the wasps in to eat the pests.

19/09/2024

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