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Our first livestock trailer was not a Williams, but made by Jim Murphy in Tuam whose family are still in business today building the Aerlite range of trailers.
Peadar Coyle, a long-time customer of Volac Milk Replacer, farms on a 500-acre holding at Curraghboy, Co Roscommon, approximately 15 kilometres to the northwest of Athlone.
Neighbouring farms in Murrintown, just outside Wexford town and close to Johnstown Castle, saw the loss of 14 sheep on Friday night in a frenzied attack. Brendan Furlong reports.
This week, Adam Woods talks about weanling prices, Darren Carty on new feeding strategies for store lambs and Aidan Brennan on the outlook for dairying in 2024.