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Safari, so good: Michael’s spicing up Irish palates

Michael Onalimi is bringing spice to country kitchens with his range of African inspired sauces.

FEATURES 23 April 2025

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We need to buy Irish now more than ever

We need to buy Irish now more than ever

NEWS 16 April 2025

Get ready to shamrock and roll

Get ready to shamrock and roll

L2 12 March 2025

St Patrick's Day festivities brought back to life

St Patrick's Day festivities brought back to life

St Patrick's Day festivities brought back to life

FEATURES 12 March 2025

Three rules to follow for the Cheltenham Festival

Three rules to follow for the Cheltenham Festival

Three rules to follow for the Cheltenham Festival

RACING & P-2-P 5 March 2025

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Brigid was a symbol of love and femininity

Brigid was a symbol of love and femininity

Organisers of the Brigid of Faughart Festival, Roisin Cotter and Maura Lennon, explain the legacy of our matron saint ahead of Lá Fhéile Bríde, writes Rosalind Skillen.

FEATURES 1 January 1970

Celebrating the spirit of St Brigid at Kildare Festival

Celebrating the spirit of St Brigid at Kildare Festival

Immerse yourself in Brigidine traditions and honour the women of Ireland with events galore over the Bank Holiday weekend, writes Rosalind Skillen.

COUNTRY SOUND 1 January 1970

Win tickets to the star-studded Brigid 2025 Festival line-up

Win tickets to the star-studded Brigid 2025 Festival line-up

We’re giving four winners the chance to experience this festival – check out the details below to enter

AROUND THE COUNTRY 1 January 1970

Over 300 rural families to benefit from renewable energy project

Over 300 rural families to benefit from renewable energy project

An innovative new initiative has been launched in the midlands, which will see families benefit from surplus renewable energy, writes Deirdre Verney.

COMMUNITY 1 January 1970

‘We will never forget our dearly departed, as long as we still speak their name’

‘We will never forget our dearly departed, as long as we still speak their name’

We will never forget our dead as long as we speak their name, writes Margaret Leahy.

L2 1 January 1970

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Levelling up calf rearing with Teemore Mono Calf Building