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Mushrooms in south side suburbs.

  • 19-08-2019 6:37am
    #1
    Gautama
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    I moved back to the city last year having spent a number of years in the sticks. I had gotten into the habit of picking mushrooms at this time of year when I walk the dog. Now that I'm in the city though I'm not sure the pickings will be as rich. I missed out last year's season because of the house move. I happened to be in a park in County Galway earlier this month and chanced upon five field mushrooms. I pan fried them, they were divine. I'd forgotten how flavoursome wild mushrooms are.

    Are there any good grassy areas around Ballinlough/Douglas/Mahon for mushrooms? That Clover Hill Park on Skehard Road looks relatively wild and unfertilised, is that any good?


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  • #2
    TheChizler
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    Saw some massive ones down by the Atlantic Pond the other day.


  • #3
    pwurple
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    Clover hill park is effectively a dog park.... because it's enclosed. I have not seen any mushrooms there.


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