Sarah McIntosh

smcintosh@farmersjournal.ie

WFA mentorship programme assists women in agri sector

The global project aims to make an impact on gender diversity in agriculture.

CAREERS 7 May 2025

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Knowing your rights is vital to make home care work

Knowing your rights is vital to make home care work

RECRUITMENT 30 April 2025

Farming brothers are helping others get farm fit

Farming brothers are helping others get farm fit

CAREERS 30 April 2025

Recognition of prior learning is enabling access to education

Recognition of prior learning is enabling access to education

Recognition of prior learning is enabling access to education

EDUCATION 23 April 2025

Employment-based postgraduate programme

Employment-based postgraduate programme

Employment-based postgraduate programme

EDUCATION 23 April 2025

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Donegal farmers are men on the move

Donegal farmers are men on the move

An initiative aimed at encouraging rural men to exercise has both health and social benefits, writes Sarah Mcintosh.

FEATURES 2 April 2025

Transition year – a gap worth taking or time lost?

Transition year – a gap worth taking or time lost?

While almost 80% of students in Ireland participate in transition year, it’s important to weigh up the options, writes Sarah Mcintosh.

EDUCATION 2 April 2025

Inclusion programme is having a positive impact

Inclusion programme is having a positive impact

An initiative aimed at empowering individuals with disabilities by bridging gaps in community education is changing lives, writes Sarah Mcintosh.

EDUCATION 2 April 2025

‘I’ve never been a person to think that a job is for life’

‘I’ve never been a person to think that a job is for life’

From farm manager to branch manager for Tirlán CountryLife, Tommie Campbell discusses why he took on a new challenge and pivoted his career.

RECRUITMENT 2 April 2025

What does the future for jobs in the dairy industry?

What does the future for jobs in the dairy industry?

With recent job cuts in the dairy sector, industry leaders give their perspective on employment challenges and opportunities for graduates and professionals, writes Sarah McIntosh.

RECRUITMENT 2 April 2025

Women coming back to the workforce

Women coming back to the workforce

Returning to the workplace can be an intimidating prospect for some women but there are programmes in place providing support, writes Sarah McIntosh.

RECRUITMENT 2 April 2025

‘I think we could do more’ on vet course places - Minister Lawless

‘I think we could do more’ on vet course places - Minister Lawless

With new vet course places in ATU and SETU expected in 2026, Minister James Lawless has said we need to do more to increase the capacity for those wanting to study veterinary medicine in Ireland.

NEWS 2 April 2025

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Levelling up calf rearing with Teemore Mono Calf Building

Proper calf shed ventilation is crucial for maximising calf performance and profitability.

Levelling up calf rearing with Teemore Mono Calf Building

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