From inspiring stories to news on food, farming and events, Irish Country Living is your guide to life in rural Ireland
From cancer care to menopause, Peigín Crowley has created a unique Irish wellness and skincare brand that is not just skin deep – it is helping people to relax, rest and live better.
With safety issues being cited as a reason for rural housing development being stifled, we talk to a farmer who was refused planning permission, writes Jacqueline Hogge.
Psychologist Allison Keating insists that the chronic levels of stress and anxiety we are experiencing on a daily basis are not normal, writes Rosalind Skillen.
John Hanly is a heritage brand that prides itself on sustainable production since 1893, writes Rosalind Skillen.
In the final part of our three-week series, we ask the experts for advice for women 50 and beyond.
This month signals the start of brighter days ahead as the growing season is about to begin, writes Kitty Scully.
The Law Society and IPAV say work is progressing to reduce delays in dealing with probate, writes Jacqueline Hogge.
The decision to sell their farmhouse to a local family has cost a Co Wicklow farming couple dearly as they have been denied permission to build a smaller home on their land by the local authority.
For years, the names Amanda Pratt and Avoca went hand in hand. Now the former owner has launched Amo & Pax, a new venture embracing beautiful creations and sustainable fashion.
World Book Day is around the corner, and Irish booksellers and authors are reading the way, writes Rosalind Skillen.
