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Watch: Maxwell Livestock load 1,900 bulls for Morocco

Maxwell Livestock has loaded 1,900 bulls aboard the livestock vessel Alondra at Foynes Port, bound for Morocco.

NEWS 23 July 2026

Watch: Maxwell Livestock load 1,900 bulls for Morocco

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How pharmacists are redefining community healthcare in Ireland

How pharmacists are redefining community healthcare in Ireland

HEALTH 22 July 2026

Study reveals spouses and children as invisible workforce on family farms

Study reveals spouses and children as invisible workforce on family farms

NEWS 21 July 2026

Walk your way to better health and wellness with Karl Henry

Walk your way to better health and wellness with Karl Henry

Walk your way to better health and wellness with Karl Henry

HEALTH 15 July 2026

‘He couldn’t breathe’: mother calls for better food allergy treatment in Ireland

‘He couldn’t breathe’: mother calls for better food allergy treatment in Ireland

‘He couldn’t breathe’: mother calls for better food allergy treatment in Ireland

HEALTH 15 July 2026

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Suicide or Survive: the Irish organisation breaking the silence on suicide

Suicide or Survive: the Irish organisation breaking the silence on suicide

Brave conversations and shared experiences about mental health are helping to save lives. Here, Vanessa Burke from Co Kildare tells her story to Brenda McCormick.

HEALTH 1 July 2026

Karl Henry: walk and talk your way to happiness on the Camino

Karl Henry: walk and talk your way to happiness on the Camino

The Camino has become a popular pilgrimage for Irish people, here are some tips for the trip.

HEALTH 1 July 2026

Positive outlook on weanling and beef trade at Elphin Mart information evening

Positive outlook on weanling and beef trade at Elphin Mart information evening

Meeting focussed on preparing cattle for autumn sales, vaccination and maintaining high standards.

BREEDING & HEALTH 1 July 2026

ICOS advises farmers to vaccinate weanlings before autumn sales

ICOS advises farmers to vaccinate weanlings before autumn sales

Strong animal health standards benefit everyone involved in the supply chain, from farmers and marts to exporters and, ultimately, the reputation of Irish livestock internationally, Sean Brosnan said.

NEWS 1 July 2026

Underfunded global animal health poses risk to another pandemic - report

Underfunded global animal health poses risk to another pandemic - report

Insufficiently resourced systems struggle to detect and respond to diseases early, while also facing challenges in maintaining animal welfare standards.

NEWS 1 July 2026

Lyme disease: ‘I never had the classic bullseye rash’

Lyme disease: ‘I never had the classic bullseye rash’

Lyme disease can lead to serious health issues if left untreated. As the weather warms up, it’s essential to be aware of this tick-borne disease, writes Brenda McCormick.

HEALTH 1 July 2026

Ireland’s ageing population: experts explain the impact on society

Ireland’s ageing population: experts explain the impact on society

Longer life expectancy and declining birth rates are reshaping the country. Experts share what this means for our economy and society.

HEALTH 1 July 2026

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Future-focused dairy farming: roadshow to share advice to drive profitability

Farmers looking to strengthen performance inside the farm gate are invited to attend a practical roadshow designed to help build more profitable, efficient and resilient dairy farms beyond 2026.

Future-focused dairy farming: roadshow to share advice to drive profitability

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