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Desperate Farmwife: how do we raise strong, resilient young men?
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In a world where we are pushing our capable young women forward, an increasing number of young men are feeling left behind.
9 April 2025 Features
Donegal farmers are men on the move
An initiative aimed at encouraging rural men to exercise has both health and social benefits, writes Sarah Mcintosh.
9 April 2025 Gardening
Gardening with Paul: cheery cherry blossom blooms
Flowering cherries bring flurries of pink and white to brighten the spring garden, writes Paul Maher.
Bánór: Have you herd? Bánór is a new ewe ritual
Tipp friends transformed sheep milk into a skin saviour and customers are loving their ‘white gold’, writes Deirdre Verney.
9 April 2025 Features
Tall tales of beloved ‘market carpet’ have left me floored
The magnificent history of Ireland’s towering trees is in the spotlight following the recent storms, writes Shane Lehane.
9 April 2025 Features
Have yourself a cracking Easter
Spring is in the air and it’s time to celebrate with egg-citing family days out, writes Deirdre Verney.
9 April 2025 Features
Donate your ‘liquid gold’ to save lives
The Irish Blood Transfusion Service is appealing for more platelet donors to come forward, writes Margaret Hawkins.
9 April 2025 Health
Local bus service proving a lifeline in rural Ireland
As passenger numbers continue to increase on Transport for Ireland’s Local Link buses, communities in rural parts of Waterford and Donegal talk about their efforts to secure the service.
9 April 2025 Features
Toronto: visit Canada's cultural mosaic of global cuisine
As one of the world's most multicultural cities, Toronto has a little something to offer any visitor - including some great gastronomic experiences.
9 April 2025 Travel
‘I am reminded that the gap between pushchair and wheelchair is short'
Delighting in finding her 'precious box' during a home renovation, it sets her thinking of happy times, writes Kate Durrant.
2 April 2025 l2
Art lifts my soul everyday - Laois suckler farmer
A Laois farmer, who rediscovered her creative spark at 50, is part of the incognito charity art sale, writes Deirdre Verney
2 April 2025 Features
‘Sometimes a story can transcend and embrace our humanity in a special way’
Darragh McCullough spoke movingly on radio about the birth of his daughter, Grace via surrogacy, and she was spellbound, writes Katherine O'Leary.
2 April 2025 Katherine O'Leary