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Co Wexford woman forced to appeal for financial help to cover rising costs at her animal sanctuary - Vimarsana News

Co Wexford woman forced to appeal for financial help to cover rising costs at her animal sanctuary

A Co Wexford woman who cares for up to 50 cats in her animal sanctuary faces increased running costs and vet bills as she struggles to stay afloat.

Conference hears of enough malting barley seed for 2024 - Vimarsana News

Conference hears of enough malting barley seed for 2024

The Teagasc/Boortmalt Malting Barley Conference which took place this week in Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford heard that enough seed has been secured for the

Around the Districts: Camross to Duncannon - Vimarsana News

Around the Districts: Camross to Duncannon

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43-acre holding in 'heart of Wexford's most productive agricultural lands' to go up for auction - Vimarsana News

43-acre holding in 'heart of Wexford's most productive agricultural lands' to go up for auction

A 43-acre holding in the “heart of some of Wexford’s most productive agricultural lands” is to go up for sale by online auction on March 8. Located 2km from Ballindaggin village and 10km from Enniscorthy and Bunclody, the parcel of land is brought to the market by Quinn Property who say the auction “presents a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of the region's finest fertile soil and is suitable for a variety of agricultural and farming practices”.

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The dark side of mental health awareness: Are over-diagnosis and self-labelling causing us harm? - Vimarsana News

The dark side of mental health awareness: Are over-diagnosis and self-labelling causing us harm?

When reviewing medical records from admissions to the old asylum near her hometown of Enniscorthy, Dr Emma Farrell stumbled on the crude origins of today’s diagnostic system for mental illness.