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The Renewables Roadshow, set to travel around the country in April, will have a session on renewable heat, outlining the grant aid options available for farms and businesses.
Are your kids science or sports mad? Adrenaline junkies or history buffs? Whatever they’re into, Maria Moynihan has 10 great ideas for family days out over the Easter holidays.
Our photographers were busy catching events around the island this week. We have images from International Women's Day event, a rainy tillage event and a few farm visits.
Our industry, despite what you may hear or see in some media outlets is one that is full of powerful people who can and do make changes when needed, writes Elaine Houlihan
A new roadshow, geared towards demonstrating how farmers, businesses, and households can save money and create a new income stream through renewable energy, will take place throughout April.
Our top photos this week include farmers letting cows in for evening milking, checking on livestock and protesting at county council offices. Our photographers also captured events and sheep at snow.