It takes an ecovillage: How Cloughjordan is leading the way in sustainable living
As climate change and Covid-19 lead many of us to reassess our busy city lives, the ecovillage in Cloughjordan in Tipperary is quietly leading the way in community and environmentally friendly living
As a partner in a Copenhagen architecture firm, Mick Forde Bradley was no stranger to long hours. The Irishman and his Swedish wife, Julia Appelin Bradley, had grown accustomed to a busy life in the Danish capital over the last few years, their days consumed by work along with raising three boys. Increasingly, though, they hankered for a different kind of environment: a place where they could live more sustainably as well as being closer...
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