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After a two-year break, the British Guild of Agricultural Journalists’s John Deere Training Award is back and promises to “unearth the next generation of agricultural journalists”, writes Ilka Denker.
It’s not a new conversation, but it’s an important one: bullying needs to stop. Too many young people are suffering with ill mental health, writes Damien O’Reilly.
Getting older siblings and cousins to assist younger teenagers to engage with social media is the way forward, having seen the stir #Facebookdown caused last week, writes Katherine O’Leary.
If the food supply chain was a team, who would you say is pulling the most weight? Feedback is saying that the farmer needs to do more. But to win everyone needs to pull together. Writes Amii McKeever
Now more than ever we’re turning to the box for entertainment, except the box is increasingly tuned into streaming services as opposed to traditional TV. Anne O’Donoghue takes a look at some of the
Proudly representing rural entrepreneurs, Sarah Jane Foster of SJF Productions, in Mullingar, Co Westmeath, shares her best business advice. Irene Bermingham writes.
Women in the hot seat on the airwaves and across print media are making their mark. If you want to support women in media, there is now plenty to choose from. Writes Amii McKeever
A native Irish speaker and traditional musician, growing up in Dublin Doireann Ní Ghlacáin’s cultural ties were strong as anybody’s, and still are, writes Anne O’Donoghue