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BY EMMA CONNOLLYWEST Cork farmers made a last ditch attempt to get an extension to the January 1st derogation changes when Tánaiste Micheál Martin and Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue visited Timoleague last SaturdayThe two political leaders were invited to the area fol

The spectacular failures of a handful of councils have raised questions about whether oversight of local government is effective. Over the following pages

<strong>16 October 1953</strong>: An account of the Austrian climber’s escape from a British prison in India, crossing the Himalayas to Tibet and becoming a tutor to the Dalai Lama

The Chinese shrimp industry has pinned its waning hopes at a revival this year on the country’s autumn holiday season.

This witty travelogue proves that Ian’s adventurous big brother was a match for 007 — and funny too. By James Owen

Ian Fleming was looking for a name for his main character when his brother Peter - a lieutenant colonel in charge of military deception in Southeast Asia during WWII - suggested Bond.

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AN uplifting gospel choir and an actor from The Archers are among featured performances in this year’s Thornbury Arts Festival.

These best tasting experiences in the West let you sample wine, whiskey, olive oil, and more. It's time to book a visit to these spots.

Farmers are concerned that any reduction in the current nitrates derogation rate could devastate the industry, but there may still be time to lobby Europe, reports Emma ConnollyIT’S crucial that dairy farmers and stakeholders get their voices heard in Dublin and Brussels over t