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Beekeeper Willie O’Byrne gives advice on bees that have made it through winter well, but also on the need for colonies behind in development to be sampled for disease.
A safe and functional work environment is really important for women. Sometimes we can’t lift and climb gates and should not be expected to do it, writes Katherine O’Leary.
For all your mother has given you, she probably deserves the world. Until we can make that happen, spoil your mom with one of these lovely gifts, all from Irish businesses. Ilka Denker writes.
This week is all about the wild mountain ash, rowan and whitebeam. Plus now is a good time to plat perennial flowers as garden centres nationwide are being restocked, writes Gerry Daly.