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Fusing tradition and modern style is important for the future of John Ross Jewellers,
a fourth-generation business in Kerry, run by cousins Heather O’Sullivan and Sandrene Brassil.
Environmental restrictions are often a stumbling block to those trying to build a one-off home, frustrating people who want to stay in their own locality, and contributing to a declining population.
Located a short distance from the N61 road, this Co Roscommon farm is new to the market and comes with a three-bedroomed bungalow, writes Tommy Moyles.
A non-residential farm in east Cork heads for public auction in early March. The property was previously a dairy farm and the infrastructure is still present. Tommy Moyles reports.
An 81ac farm between Clonmel and Carrick-on-Suir has just come on the market. Divided by a local road, the land is excellent quality, writes Tommy Moyles.
CycleØ Group, the leading end-to-end biomethane platform that builds, owns and operates plants in Europe confirms that its investment plans are progressing, with sites planned in Limerick and Kildare.
Jamie Kiely, who rears approximately 40 to 50 pet lambs annually on the family holding at Ballycoe Farm, north of Dungarvan, Co Waterford, is delighted with the efficacy of Lamlac.
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