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A number of interesting and rewarding career opportunities are open in the agri-sector at the minute, and one of them may suit you.

Irelands president on Friday hit out at new UK legislation designed to draw a line under the violence during the Northern Ireland "Troubles", 50 years on from the biggest single-day

The competition watchdog is still carrying out inquiries into GAAGO, one year after concerns were raised that the streaming platform did not have clearance from the watchdog.

Jim McGovern is a Mayo man exiled from the land of tall majestic hills and craggy boglands

The Big Interview with Cork's Katie Quirke - TG4 Munster Senior Championship title against Kerry in Mallow this afternoon (Saturday 18th).

Almost half of all septic tanks inspected in Cavan by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) were found to be non-compliant, with a worse situation recorded in neighbouring Co Monaghan.

There has been a mixed response from members of the Irish Forest Owners to the announcement of the new package for growers whose crop has been wiped out by ash dieback, according to Olive Leavy from Kinnegad, who is national coordinator of the group.

Police have appealed for information following an incident in which a wild goose was seriously injured in an attack near the Lakelands area of Craigavon. A loca...

The project aims to utilise 3D construction printing technology to provide three three-bedroom terraced units

The USPCA said the incident in Co Armagh was a ‘horrific sickening case of animal cruelty’.