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Katherine O'Leary on 13 Oct 2021
Katherine’s Country: Facebook goes down
Getting older siblings and cousins to assist younger teenagers to engage with social media is the way forward, having seen the stir #Facebookdown caused last week, writes Katherine O’Leary.
Katie Barragry on 16 Oct 2020
"Rev It Up" fundraiser for the Irish Kidney Association
Bree Vintage Club are holding a "Rev it Up" fundraiser for the Irish Kidney Association
Ask Miriam on 23 Sep 2020
How can I stop my nosy neighbour from seeing all my posts on Facebook?
Having read last week's column, I have a similar problem with a neighbour
Katriona Kinsella on 09 Sep 2020
Where there's muck, there's luck
While his fans won't see him at the Ploughing Championships this year, Carlow singer Richie Kavanagh is still writing and recording songs from his home in Garyhill, writes Katriona Kinsella
Pat O'Toole on 01 Aug 2020
‘Dog theft only happens because people are willing to buy dogs without papers’
A surge in dog thefts during lockdown is leaving families heartbroken, writes Pat O'Toole
Pat O'Toole on 29 Jul 2020
‘Dog theft only happens because people are willing to buy dogs without papers’
A surge in dog thefts during lockdown is leaving families heartbroken, writes Pat O'Toole
Anne O'Donoghue on 03 Jun 2020
My Country Living: ‘Shiny metal disease I think they call it’
Declan Diver made his first model farm machine for his son Peter, and even though years have passed and Peter has grown up, this hobby has not only endured, but grown.
Maria Moynihan on 03 Jun 2020
Make a splash with this year’s “Virtual Dip"
Make a splash with this year’s “Virtual Dip” in aid of Aoibheann's Pink Tie
Marcella Connolly on 29 Apr 2020
Living Life: staying connected through dance
Declan Gavigan started the Social Dis-dancing Challenge and he tells Marcella Connolly how his video went viral
Marcella Connolly on 07 Apr 2020
Avoid the lockdown blues and keep on moving!
Thirty minutes of activity a day will help alleviate stress and anxiety, according to the Institute of Public Health.
Contributor on 01 Apr 2020
Men's Sheds: ‘You can’t call in, but you can call’
'Whether it’s a neighbour, family member or friend, we want people to pick up the phone and #CallThemForACuppa'.
Anne O'Donoghue on 18 Mar 2020
COVID-19: communities coming together to stay part
Although we have to keep our distance, communities around the country are coming together (while staying apart) to help vulnerable people. Here’s a flavour of what’s going on
Contributor on 25 Dec 2019
Social media and the farm
The negatives of social media are well documented nowadays, but Aislinn Kelly looks at how farmers are using it to improve their businesses
Katriona Kinsella on 27 Nov 2019
Is your future employer looking at your Facebook page?
The reason you may not have landed the job of your dreams may be only a click away. Irish Farmers Journal social media executive Katriona Kinsella explains how to make your social media employer-friendly
Odile Evans on 14 Aug 2019
Survival tips for first year college students
Odile Evans, Ellen Durkin, Luke McDermott and Jerome Dunne share their college survival tips for first year students.
Ask Miriam on 17 Jul 2019
'My new book club is more about gossip and glasses of wine than reading'
Dear Miriam, my new book club is more about gossip and glasses of wine than reading; but is it rude to leave?
Contributor on 02 Jan 2019
The creativity bug at men's sheds
Men's sheds turn the page on a new endeavour.
Michael Commins on 05 Dec 2018
Don is back in the limelight
Longing for the Day is the title of Don Stiffe's new album, which features 11 tracks and a loving tribute, writes Michael Commins
Ask Miriam on 28 Nov 2018
I’m not happy that my mother-in-law is sharing pictures of my baby online
Dear Miriam, I’m not happy that my mother-in-law is sharing pictures of my baby on social media
Damien O'Reilly on 07 Nov 2018
Be mindful of your mental health
Mood swings and various forms of mental challenges, from feeling a bit down to having chronic anxiety or depression, miss but only a few of us.