Beef farm
Anne O'Donoghue on 10 Mar 2021
‘In Dublin we’re seen as farmers, but in Wicklow we’re seen as Dubs’
From a beef farm near Tallaght, Dublin, Luke Joyce had a good mix of country and city life growing up. In conversation with Anne O’Donoghue
Anne O'Donoghue on 17 Feb 2021
Podcast: drawing grass and dumping stones
Between driving a dump truck and drawing silage, Rachel Dermody is making plenty of use of her passion for machinery. In conversation with Anne O’Donoghue
Anne O'Donoghue on 26 Jul 2020
My Country Living: ‘We consider ploughing to be an art’
Ellen Nyhan grew up going to ploughing matches and this has shown in her furrows over the past couple of years. In conversation with Anne O’Donoghue.
Anne O'Donoghue on 22 Jul 2020
My Country Living: ‘We consider ploughing to be an art’
Ellen Nyhan grew up going to ploughing matches and this has shown in her furrows over the past couple of years. In conversation with Anne O’Donoghue
Anne O'Donoghue on 01 Apr 2020
Empty pews and full hearts
It was an agonising decision for Helena Scully and Kelvin Power to cancel their wedding, but once it was made, great things came from a difficult situation
Mairead Lavery on 18 Mar 2020
Round the Kitchen Table: a positive message
This time we are Round the Kitchen Table in Co Galway where we meet farmers in dairying, sucklers, beef, sheep and egg production. We also meet a man who has battled cancer and a woman who is at the t
Odile Evans on 11 Mar 2020
Giving it stick: the career of an Irish hockey player
Irish International Hockey player Katie Mullan talks to Irish Country Living about growing up on a farm and the 2020 Olympics.
Odile Evans on 30 Oct 2019
A day in the life of: a farmer on the beat
Odile Evans speaks to Garda Tom Fleming about life in the police force while farming part time.
Odile Evans on 25 Sep 2019
Women in STEM: taking on agricultural engineering
As part of the Irish Country Living's 'Women in STEM' series, Odile Evans talks to two ladies in the education side of agricultural engineering.
Anthony Jordan on 01 May 2019
86 acres of tillage set for May auction
A super-quality Meath tillage farm is set to go under the hammer on the 15 May.
Anthony Jordan on 27 Mar 2019
Veterinary nursing down under
Pencilled in to address the World Veterinary Conference in New Zealand next year, Ann-Marie Moyles from Co Cork is currently working as an equine nurse at Murdoch University in Perth
Anthony Jordan on 24 Jan 2018
Quickfire Careers: William Minchin
In this week's QuickFire Careers, William Minchin of MSD gives a summary of his successful career to date.
Anthony Jordan on 03 Jan 2018
Property 63-acre residential property in north Cork nears sale
An excellent 63-acre residential property that came to the market in the summer nears a sale, writes Anthony Jordan.
Anthony Jordan on 29 Nov 2017
Island living on the cards as Sherkin parcel comes to market
Twenty-six acres are being offered for sale on Sherkin Island off the coast of Cork, writes Tommy Moyles.
Peter McCann on 06 Sep 2017
Armagh estate on the market at £1.75m
Offers are being invited for a Victorian period house on 117 acres of land near Killylea, Co Armagh. Peter McCann reports
Michael Commins on 30 Aug 2017
From Russia with love country style
Larissa Tormey is a lady you don’t meet every day, writes Michael Commins
Peter McCann on 23 Aug 2017
Good land and fine views at Belfast Lough
A substantial block of good quality land on the east coast of Co Antrim has recently been put on the market. Peter McCann reports
William Conlon on 26 Jul 2017
Double the guide in Longford
A 110-acre parcel at Ardandra, Legan, Co Longford, exceeded expectation at auction last week.
William Conlon on 12 Jul 2017
Touch of class in Tipperary
This top-quality parcel at Bansha, Co Tipperary, could provide the perfect platform to develop an equestrian enterprise.
William Conlon on 28 Jun 2017
87 acre Cavan farm bucks the trend
Large farms coming to auction in Cavan are a rare occurrence, which makes the 87ac farm at Corfeyhone, Poles, all the more intriguing.