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Rí na Mara Irish Seaweed Cosmetics are beauty products that harness the power of the sea and the environment and promote overall wellbeing, writes Naomi Hamilton-O'Donnell.
Since 2014, Embrace FARM has offered emotional and practical support to Ireland’s farm families following a sudden injury or death, writes Naomi Hamilton-O'Donnell.
As the Local Enterprise Village makes a return to the Ploughing, we take a closer look at some of the business representatives and their innovative products, writes Naomi Hamilton-O’Donnell.
Many farmers consider delving into agritourism - at this year's National Ploughing Championships, there will be opportunities for farmers to start their research. Naomi Hamilton-O'Donnell writes.
Wool in School is teaching the next generation about the benefits of Irish wool in the home, community and the environment, writes Naomi Hamilton-O’Donnell.
Barry’s Tea launched a limited-edition merchandise collaboration with artist Claire Prouvost to celebrate their ‘We Make the Tea, You Make the Art’ campaign.
The Saint Vincent de Paul charity shop in Jocelyn Street, Dundalk, is giving a new lease of life to wedding dresses with its second-hand bridal boutique, writes Naomi Hamilton-O’Donnell.