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Brigid was a symbol of love and femininity
Rosalind Skillen
Organisers of the Brigid of Faughart Festival, Roisin Cotter and Maura Lennon, explain the legacy of our matron saint ahead of Lá Fhéile Bríde, writes Rosalind Skillen.
29 January 2025 l2
'Love is finding happiness in the simplest moments'
Every day is an opportunity to show someone you love them with simple and caring gestures, writes Margaret Leahy.
29 January 2025 Features
Fab Four on the road again with new release
In Fashioning The Beatles, author Deirdre Kelly delves into the band’s iconic, impactful looks, writes Audrey Kane.
Social farming provides benefits beyond the farm gate
Stephen and Heidi Morrison are bringing nature back to their family farm in Co Kildare, for the benefit of the community and the environment, writes Rosalind Skillen.
29 January 2025 Features
Sally McKenna: ‘women have had a huge influence on food’
As we celebrate St Brigid’s Day, Sally McKenna gives an overview of female-led change within the Irish food industry in recent years, writes Caroline Hennessy.
29 January 2025 Features
The future is now – robotic spinal surgery blazing a trail
Faster and more precise automation is helping to dramatically improve the safety and accuracy of numerous medical procedures , writes Rosalind Skillen.
29 January 2025 Health
Country vibes... a few of our favourite things
What we're loving around the country this week, writes Rosalind Skillen.
29 January 2025 My Farming Week
Folklore: let’s celebrate Hedgehog Day and the beckoning of spring
This small, prickly animal emerging from its slumber reminds us our winter hibernation period is over, writes Shane Lehane.
29 January 2025 Gardening
Gardening with Kitty: spring into action
Get to grips with storm damage and prepare your kitchen garden and paths for the season ahead, writes Kitty Scully.
29 January 2025 Gardening
Irish Horse: ‘it’s a long road, but horses have shown me how to walk steadily’
A collective of professionals from across Ireland are coming together to share their life-changing work in equine-assisted services, writes Helen Sharp.
29 January 2025 Features
Generators in short supply as west bears brunt of storm fallout
Families face two week wait for electricity in the west as homeowners advised not to overload generators, writes Jacqueline Hogge.
29 January 2025 Features
Dear Miriam: am I selfish by wanting my daughter to keep in touch more?
Is it too much to ask for my daughter to stay in touch from sunny down under?
22 January 2025 Ask Miriam