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Dermot Whelan: too busy to sleep and too wrecked to care

Dermot Whelan has flipped the idea of meditation on its head proving it has no set rules and can resonate with anyone – including the lads wrecked after the calving season.

FEATURES 30 April 2025

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The Book Corner: Seán Hewitt’s decadent debut

The Book Corner: Seán Hewitt’s decadent debut

FEATURES 30 April 2025

End of a Vera for popular crime writer Ann Cleeves

End of a Vera for popular crime writer Ann Cleeves

LIVING LIFE 5 March 2025

The Book Corner: reality bites in debut novel

The Book Corner: reality bites in debut novel

The Book Corner: reality bites in debut novel

BOOKS 26 February 2025

A world of wonder – the magic of books

A world of wonder – the magic of books

A world of wonder – the magic of books

FEATURES 26 February 2025

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Sally McKenna: ‘women have had a huge influence on food’

Sally McKenna: ‘women have had a huge influence on food’

As we celebrate St Brigid’s Day, Sally McKenna gives an overview of female-led change within the Irish food industry in recent years, writes Caroline Hennessy.

FEATURES 27 November 2024

‘Invaluable insight appreciating rural history and economic development’

‘Invaluable insight appreciating rural history and economic development’

Liam Downey writes about how the cottage industry has evolved in post medieval Ireland, writes Matt Dempsey.

BOOKS 27 November 2024

The Book Corner: The President – hot off the press

The Book Corner: The President – hot off the press

A captivating look back at Ireland in the 1980s, writes Leo Powell.

BOOKS 27 November 2024

The Book Corner: I spy...Boyd’s latest cracker

The Book Corner: I spy...Boyd’s latest cracker

Haunted by his past, a man unwittingly becomes a secret agent – in a tale that will grip readers, writes Leo Powell.

BOOKS 27 November 2024

The Book Corner: ‘Tis the season to be reading

The Book Corner: ‘Tis the season to be reading

A choice of books across the genres to fill your downtime over the festive season, writes Leo Powell.

BOOKS 27 November 2024

Books: give the gift of pure imagination

Books: give the gift of pure imagination

From Christmas adventures to Irish folklore, these wonderful books will spark joy and curiosity among young readers all year round, writes Rosalind Skillen.

BOOKS 27 November 2024

Spilling the tea with Maitre D'

Spilling the tea with Maitre D'

If it's happening in the rural Irish food world, your Maitre D' knows all about it

NEWS 27 November 2024

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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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