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Sprains and strains are more likely to happen in summer because more people are outside, but would you know the difference between the two and what to do in each case? writes Margaret Hawkins.
Agricultural advisors often weren’t sure how to respond when a farmer disclosed serious worry or depression during a consultation, but now they can avail of training to help, writes Margaret Hawkins.
Ahead of the West Cork Literary Festival, crime writer Catherine Kirwan talks to Maria Moynihan about her farm background, getting a book deal, her favourite sleuth; and her advice to would-be writers.