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Hurling record-keeping is a labour of love for Carlow man

A hobby has become a passion for Leo McGough, who is gearing up for a busy sporting summer.

SPORT 1 April 2026

Hurling record-keeping is a labour of love for Carlow man

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Grand historic Georgian estate seeks new owner

Grand historic Georgian estate seeks new owner

FOR SALE 4 February 2026

Life on the land: a pictorial record of our farming past

Life on the land: a pictorial record of our farming past

FEATURES 14 January 2026

'As a new president takes office, we’re reminded of the privilege of democracy'

'As a new president takes office, we’re reminded of the privilege of democracy'

'As a new president takes office, we’re reminded of the privilege of democracy'

L2 12 November 2025

Taste Tradition: from shelf to stove - recipes with a history

Taste Tradition: from shelf to stove - recipes with a history

Taste Tradition: from shelf to stove - recipes with a history

NEWS 28 May 2025

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Women have key roles ‘feeding and nurturing rural communities’

Women have key roles ‘feeding and nurturing rural communities’

Though rarely spoken about, silage cooking is an important part of Irish food culture, feminist studies and agricultural history.

NEWS 1 January 1970

The Book Corner: Seán Hewitt’s decadent debut

The Book Corner: Seán Hewitt’s decadent debut

A story of the possibilities of love in all its forms.

FEATURES 1 January 1970

Go on, jump right in – water you waiting for?

Go on, jump right in – water you waiting for?

An island nation, we are spoilt with swim spots. From open waters to hidden coves, let’s explore.

HEALTH 1 January 1970

Tall tales of beloved ‘market carpet’ have left me floored

Tall tales of beloved ‘market carpet’ have left me floored

The magnificent history of Ireland’s towering trees is in the spotlight following the recent storms, writes Shane Lehane.

FEATURES 1 January 1970

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BVD – the silent risk that still remains

Irish farmers have made remarkable progress in the fight against bovine viral diarrhoea. Since 2013, the number of persistently infected calves has fallen from over 16,000 to 485 in 2024.

BVD – the silent risk that still remains