Interviews, news and views from across the country
Amii McKeever on 13 January 2021
‘To read the beauty that lays in front of everyone’
Bringing the countryside into your home has never been as easy. In this week one of our artist in residence series, Amii McKeever speaks with Dublin-based Samuele Scomparin
Contributor on 13 January 2021
A Week in the Country
Find out what is inspiring the Irish Country Living team this week in rural Ireland
Gerry Daly on 13 January 2021
In the Garden with Gerry Daly: orange witch hazel
Gerry Daly discusses orange witch hazel, the jobs to do this week and gives advice for new gardeners during this lockdown
Janine Kennedy on 13 January 2021
Tale of a parish: Moyne/Templetuohy
Every parish has a story. In this new series, historical societies throughout the country explain what makes theirs special. This week, we hear from Michael McDonnell of Moyne/Templetuohy
Aisling Meehan on 13 January 2021
Who is responsible for a fallen tree?
Agri solicitor Aisling Meehan explains the laws surrounded felling trees, hedgerow maintenance and your rights regarding growth on borders with neighbouring farms.
Katriona Kinsella on 13 January 2021
Getting to the Bluezone in Wexford
Business owner Cormac Byrne survived his first year in business with more obsticals in the way than ever imagined. He speaks to Katriona Kinsella about his first in business.
Contributor on 13 January 2021
Out with the old, in with the new
Letting go of the uncertainty we experienced in 2020 is one way to embrace the new year in a healthy way, writes Catherine Callaghan.
Margaret Hawkins on 13 January 2021
Giving the gift of life
Dr Catherine Motherway explains organ donation to Margaret Hawkins, and how one person’s decision to donate their organs can save up to five lives
Janine Kennedy on 13 January 2021
The right whey
Sometimes, the risky thing to do is also the right thing. Rosemary Cleary O'Shea speaks to Janine Kennedy about leaving her career to farm with her husband and launching an artisanal food business
Anne O'Donoghue on 13 January 2021
My Country Living: ‘It’s pride in who you are and what you have on the ground’
Ellen Farnan is a newly qualified teacher and a suckler farmer with a pedigree Charolais herd. In conversation with Anne O’Donoghue she discusses her careers, showing cattle and joining Macra
Anne O'Donoghue on 13 January 2021
Living Life: surviving lockdown 3.0
With another lockdown underway, Anne O’Donoghue has some online workout, series streaming and podcast ideas to help keep you busy
Katie Barragry on 13 January 2021
It’s time to wrap up – check out these Irish brands
It is very easy to stay beside the fire during these cold months, but with these outdoor essential pieces to keep you warm and cosy, you have no excuse to avoid getting out and about.
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