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Novelist and playwright and Mick Donnellan bases much of his work in a rural Ireland, with his latest novel due for release this summer, writes Marcella Connolly
Gwen Walsh is an Irish milliner who runs a successful business from her studio in Co Kilkenny. She tells Marcella Connolly about starting out, meeting Sabina Higgins and winning awards
When is comes to farm safety, there is no one size fits all solution. Marcella Connolly speaks to Jimmy Rohan and Alma Jordan about child safety on the farm
Jennifer Payne speaks to Marcella Connolly about her common-sense approach to protecting her children against dangers on the family farm, in part one of our children’s farm safety series
Shedworx in Co Waterford has decided to focus their energy on two things, working on vehicles and helping those who need to talk, writes Marcella Connolly