Irish Country Living
A strange time to move to a new country
The final part of our mini series, Family Abroad, where Kilkenny siblings Enrika Grogan, Leza Doran and James Cahill give us an insight into what living in rural Australia is like at this time
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Watch – Kids in the Kitchen: Raine 'perfects' Neven’s homemade fish cakes
Raine McKeever (six) tries out Neven’s fish fingers recipe from this week’s paper and the whole family were delighted with the end result.
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Save money and hassle on electricity bills
Free online service saves farmers’ time, money and energy through switching energy providers
Chlorine-free protocols for cleaning milking equipment
Chlorine will not be used in milking equipment cleaning products by the end of this year.
Bord Bia market insight: COVID-19 still significantly affecting meat markets
The coronavirus pandemic has been causing turmoil in beef and sheep meat markets around the world.
Use DoxstarPro to kill docks before silage is cut
There is a clear economic benefit in killing docks in silage swards before the silage is cut. Docks severely damage silage yield and quality.
No need to panic: something for the science-lover in your family
Do you have a mad scientist living in your house? Here are some interesting games and experiments on offer from Teagasc, writes Janine Kennedy
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Reader writes: Teaching in Vietnam during lockdown
Sarah and Mary Coughlan, both teachers from Clonfert in Galway, are living in Ho Chi Minh city in Vietnam where COVID-19 restrictions are slowly being lifted, Sarah Coughlan writes
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53.5ac Blackwater farm sold
The auction of a 53.5ac farm near Blackwater in Wexford was scheduled for the end of April but was sold by private treaty.
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More tough decisions: Balmoral Show cancelled
The 2020 Balmoral Show has been cancelled despite best efforts from organisers
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