In Donegal last Saturday, 5000 acres around the Barnesmore Gap in the Bluestack Mountains went up in flames. Niall Bryson’s sheep were out on the commonage at the time and his flock got cut in two by the flames. He hasn’t seen them since.

Ecologist David Fallon is one of the people behind what is recognised as one of the best community conservation projects in the country, on Ballydangan Bog in Roscommon.

A montage of spring sounds recorded in the last few weeks.

This week, the finalists of Agri Aware’s and BiOrbic’s Transition Year programme Environmental Innovators have been announced.

Last Monday seemed like another ordinary lunch break for Sharon Callaghan in Enniscorthy. Taking a break from her job in Revive and Thrive shop, she came face to face with a number of cows who had escaped their field and sauntered onto the banks of the River Slaney.

One of the writers of this year’s Eurovision entry is Larissa Tormey from Kilbeggan via Russia, first heard many years ago on Countrywide singing to her cows.

Small business-owner, who harvests seasweed, talks about how the tariffs might affect her and Farmers Journal Agri-Business Editor Lorcan Roche Kelly estimates what we might be the consequences.

Farmer Leo Lyden, talks about a millennia-old dolmen he found on his farm on the Maugherow peninsula in Sligo that lines up with the rising sun on both the spring and autumn equinoxes.

How has GAA fostered a strong sense of Irish-American community in the United States that goes beyond the sport.

Brenda Donohue captures how the results for the Macra elections unfolded at the Irish Farm Centre in Bluebell.