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Issue # 013, June 2010

Issue # 012, April 2009

Spring has finally sprung and we've much to celebrate at Glenisk. Award wins, our first ever TV commercial, a new blog, celebrity fans, products, recipes and your chance to WIN free yogurt by becoming a facebook fan!

Issue # 011, December 2009

Nollaig Shona! The Cleary Family and all at Glenisk wish you and your family a happy Christmas and a healthy New Year. In this issue, we've got details of our new website; news on our partnership with Bothar and your chance to win a 2010 Bothar calendar; great ideas for Christmas gifts; plus some exciting news about award wins, recipes and product ideas.

Issue #010, September 2009

Happy National Organic Week! At Glenisk we're celebrating Ireland's Organic Week in style. In this issue, we've got news of our National Organic Award; your chance to win a super Raleigh Bike for you and a friend, recipes, organic news; details of our sampling campaign and some more great parenting advice from Psychologist David Coleman.

Issue #009, May 2009

Spring has well and truly sprung and it's finally warm enough to get out in the garden. To celebrate, we're giving away 10,000 FREE packets of organic vegetable seeds; we've got delicious new recipes for summer; find out how to win free yogurt by sharing your favourite recipes. Pyschologist David Coleman discusses the challenges of supporting a child with ADHD and Dr Ollie Moore explores organics and climate change. And find out where to sample delicious Glenisk Yogurt this bank holiday weekend.

Issue #008, January 2009

January is traditionally a time of healthy living and we bring you great ideas to help you stick to your New Year's health resolutions. We've got details of our new partnership with The Organic Centre plus 100 Organic Guides for Ireland to give away FREE! Also in this issue, our Nutritionist Siobhan Julian offers a guide to maintain a healthy weight and Ollie Moore is back taking on more organic myths. Plus we've got some exciting recipes, product news and for all you parents our psychologist David Coleman shares tips to teaching your children the value of money in these tough times of economic recession.

Issue #007, December 2008

In this issue, we've got details of our new partnership with Bóthar plus 200 beautiful 2009 Bóthar calendars to give away FREE! Plus some great ideas for Christmas gifts; Ollie Moore is back taking on more organic myths; we've got an update from our Erin Brockovich conference plus some exciting news about award wins, recipes and product ideas in the count-down to the festive season.

Issue #006, September 2008

Yes, it's underway and we're celebrating in style at Glenisk. After more than a dozen years pursuing an organic vision, we share a little bit of our story in our new video. We've got free tickets to give away to Erin Brockovich's unmissable speaking event in UCD this Saturday. Also in this issue, there's details on events in your area for Organic Week and foodie oracle Ollie Moore drops in with his views on the cost of organic food. Plus we've got recipes, product news, tastings and for all you parents, our psychologist David Coleman shares his tips for building self esteem in children.

Issue #005, August 2008

We've got red carpet fever this summer at Glenisk HQ. It's wall to wall VIPs everywhere we look. If it's not An Taoiseach, Brian Cowen, it's legendary campaigner, Erin Brockovich, not to mention VIP Family Days at Dublin Zoo plus free child tickets. And for the most important VIPs of all, our lovely Moosletter readers, we've got delicious and healthy smoothie recipes from our expert nutritionist Siobhan Julian; the latest news on the EU campaign to promote organic, plus the usual news, views, blogs, links and info on all things organic.

Issue #004, April 2008

It's the April issue of the The MoosLetter and it's a good 'un! Resident nutritionist Siobhan Julian has the skinny on the best and least talked about way to lose weight and stay healthy. Our new organic partnership with BrookLodge, Macreddin Village means extra goodies for you like a sublime organic recipe plus a chance to win one of 12 fantastic midweek mini-breaks. For new and soon-to-be parents, our very own iMoo psychologist David Coleman has some inspirational advice on bonding and attachment. And we bring you the findings of our major study into motherhood. Plus we've got the usual news, blogs, links and info on our scrumptious organic yogurts.

Issue #003, February 2008

Happy Valentine's Day. Welcome to the latest issue of The MoosLetter, where love is in the air - specifically love in a carbon neutral climate with our guide to an environmentally friendly Valentine's Day. Give your heart a little TLC - nutritionist Siobhan Julian has some smart tips for a healthy heart plus the inside track on why chocolate may be GOOD for you! Our Eco Daddy Ben Whelan has some organic gardening advice for beginners plus we've got a killer recipe for breakfast in bed, the skinny on our new choctastic low-fat organic dessert and a 60 second interview with psychologist and author David Coleman from RTE's Families in Trouble.

Issue #002, December 2007

We've got expert yoga advice from celebrity trainer Pat Henry, an interview with top model and organic fan Vivienne Connolly, tips on how to survive Christmas with small children from our resident iMoo psychologist, David Coleman, plus more tasty recipes; we're introducing our delicious new Strong Woman Yogurt, and you can find out more about our farmers and adopt your very own farm animal.

Issue #001, Autumn 2007

Welcome to the first ever issue of the The MoosLetter, packed with a veritable feast of delicious titbits including all you need to know about going organic as we celebrate National Organic Week in Ireland. Inspired by Hallowe'en, we have a spooky tale of frightening foodstuffs and we're inviting you to join the witchhunt on pesticides. Plus we've got tasty recipes, the low-down on a divine new dessert yogurt from Glenisk and your chance to meet our farmers and adopt your very own farm animal.