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Food
Despite its difficult past, is there a place for future Irish sugar production?
Janine Kennedy
In the second week of our deep dive into sugar, Janine Kennedy looks into the messy, political past of Irish sugar production and wonders if there is a place for it in our future.
14 February 2024 For Sale
A rare piece of land on the Cooley Peninsula
A 40ac tillage farm at Ballynamoney goes for public auction at the end of this month, writes Tommy Moyles.
31 January 2024 News
New CROPREVIVE project combines plant science with archaeobotany
University College Dublin researchers Meriel McClatchie and Sónia Negrão are comparing past and present Irish crops to help create a sustainable path to a food secure future, writes Janine Kennedy.
Darina Allen: new Ballymaloe Bread Book removes the mystery of making bread
There is a real possibility that once again every town and reasonably-sized village in Ireland could sustain a local bakery.
25 December 2023 News
Farm to glass: Waterford's Curraghmore Whiskey
Curraghmore CEO Richard de la Poer Beresford and head of tillage Ned Morrissey are working together to create a single estate Irish pot still whiskey in a truly circular fashion, writesJanine Kennedy.
15 November 2023 News