From inspiring stories to news on food, farming and events, Irish Country Living is your guide to life in rural Ireland
In week three of our series, we look at the mixed feelings about the need for pre-planning meetings when trying to build a rural home which suggest greater transparency and consistency is important.
Building a company that supplies over 2.5 million tags to Irish farmers has not been an easy task, but Cormac Tagging’s MD thrives on a challenge.
In part one of a three-week series, we ask medical experts what your health focus should be between the ages of 20 and 39.
As the evenings brighten and get longer, it’s time to head outside to help jumpstart new growth.
A tip for our Desperate Farmhusband: maybe comparing your wife to a cow isn't the best way to be spending your Valentine's Day.
Ahead of Valentine’s Day, Irish Country Living spoke to three rural couples about finding – and nurturing – love through the decades.
Fusing tradition and modern style is important for the future of John Ross Jewellers, a fourth-generation business in Kerry, run by cousins Heather O’Sullivan and Sandrene Brassil.
Environmental restrictions are often a stumbling block to those trying to build a one-off home, frustrating people who want to stay in their own locality, and contributing to a declining population.
Advice for couples on how to keep their finances and romance balanced, writes Rosalind Skillen.
