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Coolmore company granted permission to demolish farm buildings
James Hanly
The Magnier family bought 64ac of land at Parkville, near Clonmel, Co Tipperary, for almost €38,000/ac at auction in March 2024.
16 April 2025 Features
Dromore National School: hats off to this Easter tradition
From lambs and chicks to tractors – students from Dromore National School show off their creativity at their annual Easter Bonnet Parade.
16 April 2025 Renewables
Carlow's new slurry creamery – what’s in it for farmers?
Stephen Robb examines Greengate Biogas’s proposal for a large-scale slurry and manure AD plant in Powerstown, Carlow, which is set to become one of Europe’s largest.
Eat your way around the country’s food festivals
Food lovers, listen up. Here is a flavour of what to expect from some of the summer’s food festivals around the country.
16 April 2025 l2
Group of dairy farmers to sponsor Waterford LGFA
The Waterford Dairy Farmers is a group made up of around 500 Tirlán members that formed a committee to organise the sponsorship.
16 April 2025 News
Avonmore to sponsor Ireland U18 girls' hockey team
The sponsorship aims to show Tirlán’s commitment to supporting underage sport in Ireland and empowering the next generation of female athletes.
16 April 2025 News
Over €26,000 raised for Offaly school at charity calf sale
Currently, the OSSE school operates out of a temporary building, which lacks many of the basic resources and facilities that students need for a complete education.
13 April 2025 News
Local bus service proving a lifeline in rural Ireland
As passenger numbers continue to increase on Transport for Ireland’s Local Link buses, communities in rural parts of Waterford and Donegal talk about their efforts to secure the service.
9 April 2025 Features
Josephine O’Neill named as Macra national president elect
O’Neill’s victorious win has made history as she is now the first female candidate to contest and win a Macra election.
9 April 2025 l2
Desperate Farmwife: how do we raise strong, resilient young men?
In a world where we are pushing our capable young women forward, an increasing number of young men are feeling left behind.
9 April 2025 Features
Donegal farmers are men on the move
An initiative aimed at encouraging rural men to exercise has both health and social benefits, writes Sarah Mcintosh.
9 April 2025 Features
Cliffs of Moher farmers vow to fight threat of CPOs
Farmers along the Cliffs of Moher Coastal Walk opened up their land to the public in good faith, but are now potentially facing CPOs due to the trail’s popularity. Anne O’Donoghue reports
9 April 2025 Feature