Peter Murphy feeding his sheep
Peter Murphy from Ballybraid, Glenmallure, Co Wicklow, feeding his rams and ewes on an outfarm. Peter farms sheep and suckler cows at the foot of Leinster’s highest mountain Lugnaquilla. \ Philip Doyle
Flooding along the River Blackwater
Cattle grazing in a flooded field beside the River Blackwater near Lismore, Co Waterford. The river burst its banks at the weekend due to heavy rain. \ Donal O’Leary
Agri Aware farm walk on Tullamore Farm
Irish Farmers Journal editor Justin McCarthy addressing students at the Agri Aware farm walk and talk at Tullamore Farm for secondary school students. The students got to learn about suckler cows and calves, sheep, dairy calves, meat processing, animal health, plus health and safety. \ Philip Doyle
Katie Kearnery, Abbie Branigan, Chloe Dunne, Lola Clarke and Ava Bermingham from St Peter’s College, Dunboyne. \ Philip Doyle
Students from Good Counsel College in New Ross, Co Wexford, get a feel for farm life. \ Philip Doyle
Anna Daly, Chloe Slevin, Lauren Carroll and Saoirse Kennedy from Mercy Secondary School in Kilbeggan. \ Philip Doyle
Barry Cassidy of the Irish Farmers Journal talks to students about sheep and lambing. \ Philip Doyle
Rachel O’Connor from Presentation College Carlow assists Irish Farmers Journal beef and suckler editor Adam Woods in demonstrating how to calf a cow. \ Philip Doyle
Sextuplet lambs in Teagasc Athenry
Nicola Fetherstone, a second-year PhD student with UCD and Teagasc, with one of the sextuplet lambs in Teagasc Athenry. The prolific Belclare ewe has given birth to sextuplets for the second year in a row. The lambs were split evenly, with three males and three females, and all weighed between 2.7kg and 4.7kg. \ Philip Doyle
RTE western correspondent Pat McGrath interviews Nicola Fetherstone. \ Philip Doyle
Farm technician Henry Walsh teaches new lambs to use an artificial rearing unit on the farm. \ Philip Doyle
Weekly cattle sale at Dungarvan Mart
Leo Barron from Old Parish, Dungarvan, Co Waterford, looking through the pens of calves on offer at Dungarvan Mart. \ Donal O’Leary
Joseph and Joe Feeney from Bohadoon, Dungarvan, Co Waterford. \ Donal O’Leary
Steven, Caitriona, Aodhán and Donagh Fitzgerald from Aiglish, Co Waterford. \ Donal O'Leary
Discussing the day’s trade at Dungarvan Mart were John Heffernan from Ballymacarbry and Seamus Foran from Kilmacthomas, Co Waterford. \ Donal O’Leary
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This week in photos: harvesting leeks in Co Louth
In pictures: marts and meetings in Northern Ireland
This week in photos: calving season brings triplet calves
In pictures: out and about in Bunclody, Bagenalstown and Pallaskenry
Peter Murphy feeding his sheep
Peter Murphy from Ballybraid, Glenmallure, Co Wicklow, feeding his rams and ewes on an outfarm. Peter farms sheep and suckler cows at the foot of Leinster’s highest mountain Lugnaquilla. \ Philip Doyle
Flooding along the River Blackwater
Cattle grazing in a flooded field beside the River Blackwater near Lismore, Co Waterford. The river burst its banks at the weekend due to heavy rain. \ Donal O’Leary
Agri Aware farm walk on Tullamore Farm
Irish Farmers Journal editor Justin McCarthy addressing students at the Agri Aware farm walk and talk at Tullamore Farm for secondary school students. The students got to learn about suckler cows and calves, sheep, dairy calves, meat processing, animal health, plus health and safety. \ Philip Doyle
Katie Kearnery, Abbie Branigan, Chloe Dunne, Lola Clarke and Ava Bermingham from St Peter’s College, Dunboyne. \ Philip Doyle
Students from Good Counsel College in New Ross, Co Wexford, get a feel for farm life. \ Philip Doyle
Anna Daly, Chloe Slevin, Lauren Carroll and Saoirse Kennedy from Mercy Secondary School in Kilbeggan. \ Philip Doyle
Barry Cassidy of the Irish Farmers Journal talks to students about sheep and lambing. \ Philip Doyle
Rachel O’Connor from Presentation College Carlow assists Irish Farmers Journal beef and suckler editor Adam Woods in demonstrating how to calf a cow. \ Philip Doyle
Sextuplet lambs in Teagasc Athenry
Nicola Fetherstone, a second-year PhD student with UCD and Teagasc, with one of the sextuplet lambs in Teagasc Athenry. The prolific Belclare ewe has given birth to sextuplets for the second year in a row. The lambs were split evenly, with three males and three females, and all weighed between 2.7kg and 4.7kg. \ Philip Doyle
RTE western correspondent Pat McGrath interviews Nicola Fetherstone. \ Philip Doyle
Farm technician Henry Walsh teaches new lambs to use an artificial rearing unit on the farm. \ Philip Doyle
Weekly cattle sale at Dungarvan Mart
Leo Barron from Old Parish, Dungarvan, Co Waterford, looking through the pens of calves on offer at Dungarvan Mart. \ Donal O’Leary
Joseph and Joe Feeney from Bohadoon, Dungarvan, Co Waterford. \ Donal O’Leary
Steven, Caitriona, Aodhán and Donagh Fitzgerald from Aiglish, Co Waterford. \ Donal O'Leary
Discussing the day’s trade at Dungarvan Mart were John Heffernan from Ballymacarbry and Seamus Foran from Kilmacthomas, Co Waterford. \ Donal O’Leary
Read more
This week in photos: harvesting leeks in Co Louth
In pictures: marts and meetings in Northern Ireland
This week in photos: calving season brings triplet calves
In pictures: out and about in Bunclody, Bagenalstown and Pallaskenry
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