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Christmas comes a few weeks early to Kilburn as Ireland’s most iconic hurling star crosses the Irish Sea to see the beautiful game in London.
17 charges of illegal hedge-cutting or burning in 2025
Camera at the Mart: calves sell to €910 in Ballyjamesduff
Camera at the Mart: full clearance at Cashel calf sale
North Cork Creameries to cease milk processing
Gorman’s attention to return to core farming issues during Bord Bia probe
Monaghan Institute has two very interesting traineeships which combine classroom-based learning and work experience, writes Mary Phelan.
The idea that people who are already patrolling the streets at ungodly hours would also keep an eye out for vulnerable people is so outrageously logical it’s amazing nobody thought of it before now.
Two students tell Mary Phelan about their accommodation searches in Dublin and Limerick.
Yvonne Mullins has been forced to give up on Dublin and move to Meath, such is the dire state of accommodation in the capital, writes Mary Phelan.
Mary Phelan catches up with former Galway and Waterford hurling greats to get their take on how proceedings will pan out on Sunday…
With a revamped marking system and changes regarding how grades are converted into points, it's been an interesting year for everyone affected by the CAO writes Mary Phelan.
Una McDonagh might not be out partying in your local town on a Saturday night, but the Supermac’s owner knows more about rural nightlife than you might think, writes Mary Phelan
Raising healthy calves on the McCloy-Peoples’ Farm in Donegal Just outside Ramelton, Co Donegal, Bert McCloy and his son-in-law Jason Peoples run a busy dairy farm milking around 200 cows.
