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The Grass Week: temporary grass shortage easily rectified

Some farmers may have found themselves under pressure for grass over the last week, but are now coming out the other side of it with improved temperatures.

GRASS & FEEDING 20 June 2026

The Grass Week: temporary grass shortage easily rectified

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Farm Tech Talk: Dutch calf import market and livestock trade update

Farm Tech Talk: Dutch calf import market and livestock trade update

NEWS 19 June 2026

US has been major flop for Irish beef exports

US has been major flop for Irish beef exports

NEWS 19 June 2026

Tillage podcast: new varieties in Cork, crops in Down and a new fungicide

Tillage podcast: new varieties in Cork, crops in Down and a new fungicide

Tillage podcast: new varieties in Cork, crops in Down and a new fungicide

NEWS 18 June 2026

Big variation in milk supplies across country

Big variation in milk supplies across country

Big variation in milk supplies across country

NEWS 18 June 2026

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The Boatyard Distillery: the father, son, and the spirit of gin

The Boatyard Distillery: the father, son, and the spirit of gin

Ahead of Father’s Day, The Boatyard Distillery’s founder Joe McGirr reflects on the fingerprints his late father left on the Fermanagh-based company, writes Jordan Mooney.

FEATURES 17 June 2026

Bridget Walsh: 'Special Olympics is a like second family to us'

Bridget Walsh: 'Special Olympics is a like second family to us'

As she prepares for the Special Olympics Ireland Games in Dublin this weekend, Mayo's Bridget Walsh reflects on what the movement has meant for her life.

FEATURES 17 June 2026

Game on for the GAA with digital launch of Gaelic Football Laochra

Game on for the GAA with digital launch of Gaelic Football Laochra

Gaelic Football Laochra is the first new GAA video game in nearly 20 years.

SPORT 17 June 2026

Giant attractions: plan your next day trip to Ulster

Giant attractions: plan your next day trip to Ulster

Take a few steps off the beaten track and discover amazing attractions and memorable days out, writes Claire Murrihy.

FEATURES 17 June 2026

Dad’s the way we like it: making memories this Father’s Day

Dad’s the way we like it: making memories this Father’s Day

From Star Wars to reptiles or making hay, there’s activities galore to enjoy this Father’s Day weekend.

FEATURES 17 June 2026

Carnew leads the way with small-scale biodigester

Carnew leads the way with small-scale biodigester

Normalising biodigesters in Irish secondary schools is essential for meeting climate targets and teaching students about renewable energy.

CAREERS 17 June 2026

Camera at the Mart: factory agents active in Mohill

Camera at the Mart: factory agents active in Mohill

Adam Woods reports from Aurivo Mart in Mohill for its general cattle sale last Saturday.

MARKETS 17 June 2026

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National Dairy Council bridging the urban-rural divide through school farm visit

Kildare dairy farmer welcomed students as part of a National Dairy Council initiative, which saw 1,500 pupils across Ireland visit working dairy farms during May.

National Dairy Council bridging the urban-rural divide through school farm visit

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