Tyrone pastel artist Grace Scott never had any plans to start a business, but when life got hard, painting gave her peace of mind, writes Tracey Donaghey
Farmer jailed in animal cruelty case which saw dead calves scattered across farm
Collision between car and cattle leaves driver hospitalised
Factory agents active for finished cattle
Kerry family's two Charolais bulls make €17,600 at Tullamore
Cull of 51 cattle at Fivemiletown was lawful but had shortcomings, review finds
Roger and Elaine Clarke always loved doing something a bit different. Buying their first alpacas in 2006, they have now become renowned breeders with an impressive track record, writes Tracey Donaghey
International showjumper Jack Dodd passed away in June 2018. Tracey Donaghey speaks to his mother Patricia about how family and family are keeping his memory alive through the Jack Dodd foundation
Whether you’re looking for a father’s day gift or something trendy for your other half, here are a few looks that will suit everyone, writes Tracey Donaghey
Chartered accountant turned arable farmer Fiona Hanna is a woman who wears many hats as a result of a "career break" that never really happened, writes Tracey Donaghey
As part of our Women and Agriculture series in association with FBD Insurance, Tracey Donaghey talks to Minette Batters, the first female president of the National Farmers' Union
With three All-Ireland club camogie medals in her back pocket, Slaughtneil’s Aoife Ní Chaiside pays tribute to her heritage, her father and her love for the Irish language, writes Tracey Donaghey
In a bid to raise farm safety awareness, Farm Accidents: A Survivor’s Perspective, puts personal stories at the forefront, writes Tracey Donaghey
Too much, too little – can science help farms with Ireland’s changing weather? As Ireland celebrates Science Week from 8 to 15 November, coordinated by Research Ireland, the theme 'Water: from molecule to ocean' looks at how climate change alters the water systems we rely upon.
