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From fine dining to neighbourhood bistros, here are some of the most exciting places to eat in Ireland right now

Southampton and Hampshire residents are furious as roadworks are popping up without warning

Southampton and Hampshire residents are furious as roadworks are popping up without warning

The president of Chandlers Ford Central Club said unexpected road works have blocked access to their car park on what promises to be a busy…

MILK produced from Irish grass-fed cows is healthier than indoor-feeding methods practised elsewhere, research from Teagasc has confirmed. Researchers from Teagasc and Food for Health Ireland (FHI) discovered that dairy cows who operate on an Irish grass-fed system, produced mil

Who will be the next Teagasc Cork west regional manager? 2022-10-12

Who will be the next Teagasc Cork west regional manager? 2022-10-12

#REGENERACTION FOR FOOD FOR CHANGE 2022: Relais & Châteaux and Slow Food join forces for the sixth consecutive year, emphasizing the restoration of

Caroline Walsh, Crohane, Ballinascarthy, Co Cork. / Donal O Leary Ordinarily, the winner of the Grassland Farmer of The Year competition hosts an open day in late April. The event is timed to coincide with the end of calving and before breeding and is at a time of the year when grassland management is critical, so visitors see at first-hand how the best farmers manage grass at the trickiest time of year. Unfortunately, with COVID-19, that’s not possible this year, nor indeed was it possible...

February 8, 2021 4:31 pm New regulations for farm roadways and waters came into effect last month on January 1, 2021 – but what does this mean for Irish farmers? Mark Treacy, a Teagasc dairy advisor based in Clonakilty, provided an explainer for farmers as to what has changed. “The new measures aim to further reduce Irish farming’s environmental footprint, with particular regard to water, climate and air quality,” Treacy said. New on-farm measures aimed at further reducing Irish farming...