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Janine Kennedy on 27 July 2021
Olympic eats: Japanese-style pork dumplings
Gyoza are delicious dumplings filled with minced pork, cabbage and chives – they are fun to make but take practice to get right. Janine Kennedy writes.
Ciara Leahy on 24 July 2021
Food news : Ardmore gets a new beach bar and Gary Rogers joins Carton House
Gary Rogers joins Carton House, Ardmore gets a new beach bar and the search is on for the country's best burger in this weekend's food news.
Amii McKeever on 21 July 2021
A different spin on life
How does a Special Forces police officer become a falconer or an animal scientist a weaving instructor? Amii McKeever asks falconer Martin McPhillips and weaver Annie Gambrill these exact questions on
Amii McKeever on 21 July 2021
Are there more buzzards about or was I just oblivious to what’s around me?
Stick with holidaying at home or now that you can travel or go abroad for a holiday? If there is nothing more than weather taking you, will you go? Amii McKeever is staying put.
Anne O'Donoghue on 21 July 2021
My Country Living: hill farming and sheep shearing in Carlow
Tomas McCarthy runs a flock of sheep on the Blackstairs Mountains. He started shearing at the age of 16 and hasn’t stopped since. In conversation with Anne O’Donoghue
Ciara Leahy on 21 July 2021
Technology can help older people feel secure in their own homes for longer
As we age, many people want to stay in the comfort of their own home for as long as possible, and Halocare is allowing them to do just that, writes Ciara Leahy.
Contributor on 21 July 2021
The frenzy of bees on clover and protecting our native bee population
Many bee colonies have delayed or postponed swarming. Which, while beneficial, extends the number of checks the beekeeper must make on hives, writes Willie O’Byrne.
Contributor on 21 July 2021
Hairy days in Tullow Men’s Shed
Through people he works with, David Lanigan got involved in Tullow Men’s Shed. He decided to give back through a Movember fundraiser.
Contributor on 21 July 2021
‘The Aran Fisherman’s Drowned Child’ by Frederic William Burton
In this week's edition of Great Irish Paintings, artist Liam Clancy tell us about Frederic William Burton's life and his hauntingly iconic painting, 'The Aran Fisherman's Drowned Child'
Contributor on 21 July 2021
The craic and the heat in a continental piggery with 900 cows to milk
Hannah Woods is one of the lucky few UCD ag science students to travel abroad for a portion of their work placement in 2021. She tells us about her experience so far.
Contributor on 21 July 2021
UCD Students’ Union calls for more affordable campus accommodation
Affordability should be the primary driver when it comes to student accommodation and these concerns are being highlighted by the UCD Students’ Union, writes Fiona Alston
Contributor on 21 July 2021
A Week in the Country
Find out what the ICL team were up to this week in the country
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