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The recently established resource is encouraging farmers to formalise their affairs in the event of illness or incapacity which could render them unable to make farm, health or financial decisions.
A Mayo reader seeks Miriam's advice on how to get her husband to agree to putting their affairs in order now that she has retired, after a friend's ill health forced her to confront the matter.
Darkness into Light is an event of hope, the reality of suicide is horrific. I’ve cried hot tears thinking about the dark place my friend must have been in.
Blas na h’Éireann celebrates those who have shown dedication to the Irish food producing community with their Producers’ Champion award, and this year, they announced three winners.
Ireland’s favorite festival of flowers and fun returns to the Phoenix Park, Dublin this June bank holiday weekend (29 May to 2 June) and you could win tickets.
Conal Moore an Agri contractor & tillage framer from Ballygar Co. Galway. “we do a lot of reseeding, slurry spreading and tillage work but baling would be our main enterprise”.