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Sweet snowdrops are blooming for spring

Snowdrops may be small, but for Cork gardener Hester Forde they hold immense meaning.

FEATURES 4 February 2026

Sweet snowdrops are blooming for spring

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Aoife Finn’s keen eye for vintage and salvage style

Aoife Finn’s keen eye for vintage and salvage style

FEATURES 4 February 2026

Modular living for young homeowners a ‘no brainer’

Modular living for young homeowners a ‘no brainer’

FEATURES 4 February 2026

Exploring the many faces of Brigit as spring beckons

Exploring the many faces of Brigit as spring beckons

Exploring the many faces of Brigit as spring beckons

FEATURES 28 January 2026

Cuddles, picnics, and care visits – donkeys offer it all

Cuddles, picnics, and care visits – donkeys offer it all

Cuddles, picnics, and care visits – donkeys offer it all

FEATURES 28 January 2026

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Elevating Irish cuisine for St Brigid’s Day

Elevating Irish cuisine for St Brigid’s Day

Food and tourism consultant Santina Kennedy is at the forefront of promoting Irish food at Imbolc.

FEATURES 14 January 2026

Farm viability at risk from lack of Fair Deal planning

Farm viability at risk from lack of Fair Deal planning

Farmers’ reluctance to consider succession is leading to rising stress and debt, according to healthcare consultant Tom Murray who advises people to seek early advice on Fair Deal funding.

FEATURES 14 January 2026

Designer Don O’Neill has Síorstíl in spades

Designer Don O’Neill has Síorstíl in spades

From New York to Ballyheigue, designer Don O’Neill talks about coming home to heal from burnout and discusses his new role on TG4’s Síorstíl.

FEATURES 14 January 2026

Finding peace after trauma: 'how horses helped me heal

Finding peace after trauma: 'how horses helped me heal"

As Ireland continues to confront gender-based violence, Irish Field columnist Dr Helen Sharp shares her personal experience of abuse and credits Women’s Aid as a vital catalyst in her recovery.

FEATURES 14 January 2026

Farmer’s Yards – a remedy to combat social isolation

Farmer’s Yards – a remedy to combat social isolation

A social initiative for older farmers developed by researchers in Galway remains unavailable around the country, despite a successful pilot project that has been adopted by the US ag sector.

FEATURES 14 January 2026

Life on the land: a pictorial record of our farming past

Life on the land: a pictorial record of our farming past

With over 200 colourised photos, The Irish Farm in Colour brings the story of Irish agriculture to life.

FEATURES 14 January 2026

What makes our young scientists tick?

What makes our young scientists tick?

From agriculture and climate change to AI and robotics, the Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition is a celebration of innovation and curiosity.

FEATURES 14 January 2026

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Survey of food and drink producers directly informs our work

An Rialálaí Agraibhia (Agri-Food Regulator) today issued a reminder to food and beverage producers across Ireland to complete its survey.

Survey of food and drink producers directly informs our work

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