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In the latest GrassCheck podcast three leading farmers discuss how they have coped with a difficult spring and their plans for grassland management over the spring peak.

Michael Hayes told The Mail on Sunday that he designed and masterminded the attack that blew up the pleasure boat of King Charles s beloved great-uncle in 1979.

DUP Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Westminster spokesperson Carla Lockhart MP is calling for Stormont Minister Andrew Muir to deliver a scheme to support local agricultural shows.

Sawmill says new multimillion pound facility will increase its on-site capacity

David Roy chats to Bangor-based comedian Dave Elliott about his new stand-up tour, Roleplay, and recent cameo in the hit BBC series Blue Lights

Filming for a new six part comedy-drama series is taking place mainly in Monaghan but also more recently in Cootehill.

In an astonishing admission set to cause huge pain to Charles, Michael Hayes callously boasted that he designed the explosive device that killed Lord Mountbatten.

Levitstown lifting bridge in Co Kildare will be closed until at least Friday 24 May to facilitate maintenance works

The closure from Monday 20 to Friday 24 May is due to planned site preparation works for the construction of the new slipway

Ladies GAA must see the angles and compete better for media coverage