YFCU Silage Competition winners
Winner of the YFCU Silage Making Competition James Purcell from Dungiven YFC is pictured with judge Mary Jane Robinson from John Thompson & Sons, sponsor of the (Continue Reading)
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Insight into Northern Ireland farm incomes
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has published the first (provisional) estimate for farm incomes in 2016. Revisions have been made to (Continue Reading)
Glens businesses team up
Up to 20 local accommodation, food and activity providers meet regularly to discuss how best to position the local visitor assets and capitalise on visitor numbers to the (Continue Reading)
Thefts in County Londonderry
Police are appealing for information following a burglary at a vacant house in the Gorran Road area of Garvagh. Sometime between January 19 and 2.45pm on January 26, the (Continue Reading)
Appeal after shop robbery
Pictured: The Beechview Gardens area of Kilrea where the thief made off in the direction of. Detectives are appealing for information following a robbery at a shop in the (Continue Reading)
Nisa Retail presents generous donation to MND charity
Nigel Gray, Retail Director, Nisa Retail recently met with Stephen Thompson, representative of the Motor Neurone Disease Association (Northern Ireland branch) to present a (Continue Reading)
Careful what you flush!
Friday 27 January 2017 may seem like just a normal, ‘bog-standard’ day, but there’s more to it than that. It is in fact ‘Thomas Crapper Day’ and is a celebration of (Continue Reading)
Love is in the air with County Antrim playwright
ONE of Northern Ireland’s best-loved plays by local County Antrim playwright, Jimmy Kerr, ‘Ardnaglass on the Air’ will run at the Lyric Theatre between Tuesday 14th (Continue Reading)
McIlveen encourages rural businesses to avail of up to £50,000 in grant funding
The Rural Business Investment Scheme will provide opportunities for rural businesses in Lisburn &Castlereagh and Belfast City Council areas to create jobs and grow their (Continue Reading)
Oldest cow in Ireland dies age 33
Finbarr Deasy from Clonakilty, County Cork went to check his cattle last Thursday and was disappointed to find 33 year old Angus Jenny in a bad way. Finbarr told us Jenny (Continue Reading)
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