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A tractor that had been tax-less for over 300 days was also pulled over in Co Galway.
Domestic duties may be more balanced but it's often still women thinking about the jobs.
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The post-Christmas period can be busy with returns and exchanges as shoppers navigate all the various policies and procedures to return unwanted or faulty gifts, writes Carol Brick.
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Consistently good sheep being brought forward by the three flocks at the Carrick Christmas Belles saw averages jump from last year, Martin Merrick reports.
It’s important to leave 2024 behind you and look forward into the new farming year, writes Karen McCabe.
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Rachel Gallagher reports from Ballymena Livestock Market for the Great Christmas production sale.
Festive season coming to a close with just New Year's Eve celebrations still to come and it is time to plan for 2025.
Adam Woods reports from Saturday’s special in-calf heifer sale where over 50 went under the hammer.
It can be hard to stay upbeat in moments of chaos and tension. Here are some expert tips on navigating disagreements at Christmas time, writes Rosalind Skillen.
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