Fiona Breen News Today

FOR the past three years, OFFline Film Festival in Birr had made plans for a festival that couldn’t be fully realised but it finally returned to full capa...

Prior to the payment of heartfelt tributes by the members of Birr 20:20 to him, outgoing Chairman Salters Sterling gave an extensive Chairmans report during Bi...

In the Open | Faoin Spéir – Offaly present their final three fantastic outings  In the Open  over the next two weeks. In the Open | Faoin...

There has been a lack of access to a historic graveyard in Offaly for over two years. Birr Workhouse is under the ownership of a company called Castle Rook, who...

A compliant rural media helps the National Farners’ Federation, which this week sought funding for a bureaucracy to lobby for itself.

THE Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin TD, and the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Darragh O...

Some Tasmanian growers have started early exports to China, and say customer demand is still high. The ABC has been told that while Covid checks are causing some delays otherwise its business as usual. Fiona Breen asked Fruit Growers Tasmanias Peter Cornish if the industry had heard anything to suggest exports of cherries to China might be in jeopardy. Duration: 6min 48sec