Women
Irene Bermingham on 15 Mar 2021
Register now for upcoming rural entrepreneurship online event
We speak to host Dr Niall O’Leary about the upcoming Rural Entrepreneurship event and Rural Femmes education project.
Anne O'Donoghue on 05 Mar 2021
New report says lack of female politicians is of “serious concern”
The report launched this week, ahead of International Women’s Day, highlights that Ireland is ranked 101st in the world for female representation in national parliament.
Katie Barragry on 03 Mar 2021
Empowering women to feel body confident
When it comes to our bodies, we can be our own worst critic. Thankfully, times are changing and the body positivity movement is well underway within the fashion industry, writes Katie Barragry
Irene Bermingham on 03 Mar 2021
Rising through the ranks: from an Offaly farm to governor of Clover Hill Prison
Governor 1 of Clover Hill Prison, Frances Daly gives readers an insight into her 30 year career with the Irish Prison Service. In conversation with Irene Bermingham.
Amii McKeever on 03 Mar 2021
Funding climate change initiatives a central function now for McGuinneses
Stepping into the position of Irish Commissioner in the finance portfolio is no easy move but Mairead McGuinness has never been one to shirk from a challenge. Writes Amii McKeever.
Katie Barragry on 24 Feb 2021
Here's what’s on for International Women’s Day 2021
The pandemic won't prevent us from celebrating the power of women this International Women's Day, writes Katie Barragry.
Leo Powell on 05 Feb 2021
Front Row: the feast of St Brigid
Leo Powell takes a look at some of the stories and customs associated with St Brigid.
Ask Miriam on 03 Feb 2021
She said I gave her ‘the ick’
Dear Miriam, a girl I was dating told everyone I gave her ‘the ick’ and I’m embarrassed
Anne O'Donoghue on 20 Jan 2021
Changing the game with 20x20 founder Sarah Colgan
A subconscious thought about her daughter and sport prompted Sarah Colgan to start the 20x20 campaign. Even though it has been hugely successful, Sarah tells Anne O’Donoghue there’s still a way to go
Katherine O'Leary on 20 Jan 2021
Katherine's Country: shame on us then and shame on us now
Having lived through 39 years of the 76 years that the Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes covers, Katherine describes a time when girls were terrified of being shunned by society.
Mairead Lavery on 08 Nov 2020
Women and Ag awards winner: The beet grows on and on and on
With its ruby red colour, health benefits and delicious taste, Feighery’s Farm Beetroot Juice is proving popular and is the worthy winner of the Innovation in Agriculture & Food award
Mairead Lavery on 04 Nov 2020
The beet grows on
With its ruby red colour, health benefits and delicious taste Feighery’s Farm Beetroot Juice is proving popular and is the worthy winner of the Innovation in Agriculture & Food award
Maria Moynihan on 04 Nov 2020
‘We can concentrate on what we can’t have; or make the most of what we can’
A ‘virtual’ baby shower reminds Maria Moynihan that there are still ways to connect and show that we care; from a safe, social distance
Contributor on 28 Oct 2020
The ladies of lockdown not Lacken in success
The COVID-19 lockdown led to teams from all sporting backgrounds taking to Zoom and WhatsApp to get the message across and training done. ICL speaks to one ladies football team to see how they did it.
Maria Moynihan on 14 Oct 2020
They said: ‘Are you sure you wouldn't rather be a hairdresser?’
Meet the next generation of women in agriculture using social media platforms like Instagram to share and inspire, writes Maria Moynihan
Anne O'Donoghue on 14 Oct 2020
Living Life: My goodness, my Guinness
Author Emily Hourican first realised Guinness was more than just a drink in her early years. Now she has penned a book on the lives of three members of the family, writes Anne O’Donoghue
Contributor on 14 Oct 2020
A wardrobe fit for autumn
Style adviser Maria Carton shares her advice on how to get your wardrobe autumn ready
Maria Moynihan on 07 Oct 2020
Meet the lingerie retailers providing ‘virtual’ fittings
Since COVID, many shops have adapted to survive, including lingerie. Maria Moynihan speaks to Bridget Kearney and Sasha Roche Kelly, who continue to provide support to Irish women; in every sense
Mairead Lavery on 07 Oct 2020
More and more women are finding their passion
On the run in to National Women’s Enterprise Day new figures show a massive increase in the number of women taking up training and mentoring supports writes Mairead Lavery.
Maria Moynihan on 19 Sep 2020
Plough On: Irish Country Living cover star catch-up
Maria Moynihan catches up with three Irish Country Living cover stars from the past decade, from the worlds of farming, food and fashion.