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Elm Park Estate, a circa 99ac residential holding, blends the old and contemporary – the property was once home to a prep school for boys, writes Tommy Moyles.
University College Dublin researchers Meriel McClatchie and Sónia Negrão are comparing past and present Irish crops to help create a sustainable path to a food secure future, writes Janine Kennedy.
In this week’s Meet the Maker, Grace Hanna talks to Wicklow bog oak artist Eamonn Heffernan about how he works with nature to create abstract sculptures.
Our Getting in Touch page has run for over 50 years. At its core, it’s readers looking for a genuine connection for friendship and romance - a concept that simply never dates.
Taking a step back in time, Andy Doyle outlines the history behind the annual Land Report and the significance it holds in measuring accurate agricultural land prices across the nation.
In their third instalment of Old Ireland in Colour, authors John Breslin and Sarah-Anne Buckley have once again breathed new life into more of Ireland’s photographic gems, writes Janine Kennedy.
Cecily Gilligan has been researching the rich world of Irish folk medicine for almost forty years, interviewing people around the country who possess these mystical cures.
We all love to sing along, but what are the stories behind our favourite classic Irish ballads? This week, Eoghan Corry discusses the story of rebellion behind the song Slievenamon.