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Religious ceremonies were celebrated by Amii McKeever’s family as the new year began. These occasions coincided with a pope’s buried and a ceasefire to respect a religious day being ignored.
In Ireland, almost everything moves by road. But according to the Airport Driving School, there is a difference between learning to pass your test and actually learning to drive, writes Amii McKeever.
Our top photos from the past week include a woman who left her position in nursing to work full time on the farm, silage being fed to dairy cows, a 700-plus strong tractor run and EEC anniversary.
On 6 January, we look back at some of the strong, brave and inspirational women who have featured on the pages of the Irish Farmers Journal and Irish Country Living in the past year.