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Amii McKeever on 20 October 2021
Committing to change for female and young farmers needs more than words
Initiating change needs leadership. Addressing generational renewal and gender balance in agriculture needs more than ink.
Anne O'Donoghue on 20 October 2021
Rooster’s, the Galway café that’s keeping farmers’ food local
Tommy Staunton and Noel O’Connor believe local food should be available in rural towns. It’s the very ethos of their newly opened Rooster’s Café and Farm Shop in Gort, writes Anne O’Donoghue
Ciara Leahy on 20 October 2021
The future of Women & Ag: have your say
This time of year has always seen the coming together of our readers, the women living and working in agriculture. And although we miss the familiar faces, we are planning for our reunion.
Contributor on 20 October 2021
Memories from agricultural college: borrowing a pair of trousers in The Kebabery
No night out is complete without an extra large doner kebab with extra chilli sauce, writes Liam Clancy, as he remembers his time in agricultural college
Contributor on 20 October 2021
Endearing Engines: the Transit van
Pat McCarrick is back with more Endearing Engines. This week, he tells the tale of the 1960s Ford Transit - the toughest work vehicle for some of the toughest folk
Contributor on 20 October 2021
Spooky, slimy and divine – it’s all in Carlow this autumn
Centuries ago, the Dolmen County was home to megalithic worship. A discovery trail now connects a new wave of producers with the county’s ancient heritage, writes Christine Tobin.
Contributor on 20 October 2021
Irish student flying the flag at Farmers Weekly Awards
John Halton was studying in England when he was nominated for the Farmers Weekly Awards recently. Now back home, he speaks to Fiona Alston about his education and his growing TikTok audience.
Contributor on 20 October 2021
A Week in the Country
Find out what the ICL team were up to this week in the country.
Denis Hurley on 20 October 2021
Dawn of a new era for the Rebels?
As a proud Corkonian, Denis Hurley is hoping that new senior football manager Keith Ricken can carry on the success he has brought the Rebels’ underage side.s
Damien O'Reilly on 20 October 2021
Damien’s Diary: a cashless society
Having become reliant on our visa and bank cards over the course of the last few years, Damien O'Reilly found himself in a sticky situation when his was cancelled due to fraudulent activity last week.
Gerry Daly on 20 October 2021
In the Garden with Gerry Daly: Firethorn berries
Although it has seen a fall in popularity in the last few years, firethorn is a nice berry bush to have in the garden, writes Gerry Daly.
Helen Sharp on 20 October 2021
Recording-breaking price paid for Zirocco Blue filly in Goresbridge
Solid performance pedigrees spurred on a record-breaking €35,000 winning bid at Goresbridge.
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