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Suckler beef farmer Sean Taunton raised a few eyebrows when he started buying kayaks; but he has built his tourism business from the ground up at Cavan Adventure Centre.
In the final part of our employment obligations series, head of HR and payroll services with ifac, Mary McDonagh, addresses the area of attracting and retaining employees, Sarah McIntosh writes.
Italian farmer, chef, entrepreneur and CEJA president Diana Lenzi spoke to Amii McKeever about giving back to the farming community that supported her journey in agriculture.
There is no such thing as “standard” breasts, so there is no standard bra. Susan Moylett, lingerie specialist, explains the importance of getting fitted for a bra , writes Amii McKeever
In this week’s Meet The Maker, Maria Moynihan chats to Veronika Lebedjoka of VG Designs IE, who makes personalised candles for special occasions in Ballinrobe, Co Mayo.
For any business, cash is always king. It is the driver that gets people out of bed in the morning to do another day’s work. This applies to all markets and agriculture is certainly no exception.