Podcasts about farmers journal

In this episode of Equine Assisted World, Rupert Isaacson sits down with Dr. Helen Sharp, an equine journalist, academic, and co-founder of Groundwork EAS—an equine-assisted charity on the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. A leading voice in both equine media and trauma-informed equine work, Dr. Sharp brings a unique blend of artistry, horsemanship, and therapeutic insight to everything she does.She writes for The Irish Field and Farmers Journal, and her career spans journalism, community arts, equine bodywork, and academic research. She holds a PhD and has a background in sculpture and performance art, with her creative and research work shown around the world. As co-director of Groundwork, she serves veterans, trauma survivors, and neurodivergent individuals through programs that fuse nature, horses, and compassionate partnership.This powerful conversation traces her extraordinary journey from the Hebrides to heroin recovery, from performance art to equine-assisted leadership, and why horses continue to be the greatest teachers of all.

On this morning's show... *The Taoiseach's visit to the White House! Some divided opinions on how it went, we'll get your views this morning *LED lights in cars – why are becoming a danger *We'll preview some St Patricks Day parades which will be taking place throughout the County *We speak to a Tipp family dealing with a devastating cancer diagnosis *Our health insurance expert Dermot Goode with warnings that we may be paying more than we think for health insurance. *Do we really enjoy St Patricks day? We'll speak to some listeners *Ultan will be with us for the gardening slot *A taste of this weekends Down Your Way *And Farming news with Caitriona from the Farmers Journal

Caitriona Morrissey from the Farmers Journal joined Fran on Tipp Today for this week's farming news.

It's time to talk farming now and delighted as always to be joined by Caitriona Morrissey from the Farmers Journal...

Dr. Gerald Barry, Assistant Professor of Virology at UCD and Amy Forde, News Editor with The Farmers Journal

Today on the show - Pat O Toole of the Farmers Journal joined us to discuss the formation of Government talks, the Irish Blood Transfusion Board call on people to attend local blood clinics and donate due to serious blood shortages and former Fine Gael TD Fergus O Dowd told us about receiving a shock diabetes diagnosis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Thursdays Tipp Today, Fran spoke to Maurice about the effects of illegal poaching, SuperIntendant Eddie Golden, aswell as Aine Lynch and Seamus Hassett from the National Parks and Wildlfie services were also in studio to discuss the problem. Tom spoke to us about Business rates, farming news with Caitriona from the Farmers Journal, Phil from the Hygiene Hub had a Christmas appeal, Muriel spoke to us about weight loss drugs, Donal about the new speed awareness course proposal and Dana joined Fran to talk about her new Christmas single.

Caitriona from the Farmers Journal joined Fran on Tipp Today for our weekly look at farming.

Amy Forde from the Farmers Journal joins Fran for this week's farming news.

On Thursdays Tipp Today, Fran spoke to Heln and Muiris about Trump's victor in the US Presidential election, Mags spoke about Garda shortages and anti social behaviour, Dessie spoke about media bias, Vincent also gave his views on the election, Tracy spoke about the importance of parenting, Lisa spoke about her upcoming film "Unravel", Muriel spoke about Movember, A taste of this weekend's Down Your Way, we also had farming news with Amy from the Farmers Journal.

Episode 94 Aisling Meehan, Agricultural SolicitorIt takes specialist knowledge and understanding to appreciate the problems farmers face today. Every decision is affected by legal, tax and practical considerations specific to farming business. As a qualified solicitor, tax consultant and young trained farmer, Aisling Meehan (ex William Fry) can combine all three aspects to ensure that every decision is in the best interests of the farming business as a whole. Rather than offer a broad range of legal services, the firm specialises solely in agricultural legal and tax matters. As well as operating a niche agricultural law and tax practice from offices located at the home farm, Aisling farms her own land in partnership with her husband. She also writes a weekly legal column for the Farmers Journal.Her office is located in converted farm buildings, is easily accessible and informal in atmosphere. Due to the specialised nature of the work, Aisling Meehan Agricultural Solicitors have farming clients nationwide and is also regularly consulted by other professionals such as solicitors, accountants, auctioneers, bankers and agricultural advisors. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Thursdays Tipp Today, Fran spoke to Folklorist Michael Fortune on the lore of Halloween, we had a number of listeners speak to us in reaction to last nights programme on school beatings, they all shared their own harrowing experiences. Thomas Ryan spoke about open begging and drug dealing. Muriel was in to talk about the gut and gas! Angelina told us about the latest matchmaking festival and we had this week's farming news with Caitriona Morrissey from the Farmers Journal.

Rachel Donovan from the Farmers Journal joined us for this week's Farming news...

On Thursdays Tipp Today, Aontu's Peadar Tobin talked about the hate speech vote in the Dail the night before, George on his concerns about St Marys Church, Pat on parking on footpaths, Sarah Gillen on the Killenaule Community enhancement programme, Richard Kennedy from the GRA on the shortage of Garda resources, Frank on assisted dying, Desy gave his views on the hate speech bill, Muriel on aging, a taste of this week's Down Your Way and the farming news with Rachel Donovan from the Farmers Journal.

On Thursday Tipp Today, Fran spoke to Faye Ni Domhnall about todays students walk out, Cllr Niall Dennenhy on the Clonmel draft budget, Cllr John O'Heney about planning, Betty called in about graveyards, John on the state of Sinn Fein, Jo Noble with her views on our Dear Phil letter about Christmas, Muriel on the health slot discussed health and diagnosis, Breeda Fitzgerald on the upcming pumpkin festival and Caitriona from the Farmers Journal joined us with the latest farming news.

On Thursday show, Fran spoke to Faye Ni Domhnall on the student walk outs, Cllr Niall Dennehy on the draft budget for Clonmel, John O'Heney on planning, Mick gave his views on politics at present, Betty on graveyards, John on the future of Sinn Fein, Jo Noble on her views on a Dear Phil letter about Christmas, Muriel Cuddy from Mareto 80/20 on health and diagnosis, Breeda Fitzgerald on the upcoming pumpkin festival and Caitriona from the Farmers Journal with the latest farming news.

Kate Varley speaks to farmers and Amy Forde from the Farmers Journal ahead of the Ploughing Championship.

Caitriona from the Farmers Journal joined Fran on Tipp Today for our weekly look at farming.

There has been a Massive drop in farm incomes last year as dairy and cereals hit hardest. We discuss this with Pat O'Toole, Political Correspondent for the Farmers Journal about the impact.

On this morning's show... Hundreds marched through Borrisokane last night to protest the relocation of settled IPAS in the area.... The Leinster House Bike Shed, the conversation continues.... Abuse within religious schools continues to be uncovered. Australian model Elle Macpherson chooses a holistic approach to treat breast cancer..Dr Mary Ryan will discuss this.... Ultan joins us for this week's gardening slot.. Muriel from Mareto 80/20 joins me for the Health Slot.... And Amy Forde from the Farmers Journal will have your farming news...

Ken Perrott on inflated hotel prices for the Oasis concert.Darragh Toal, who was successful in getting Oasis tickets for their Manchester concert.Elaine Dunne on early childcare costs and shortage of places.Margaret Hawkins with the Farmers Journal on cheap Benzos tablets on sale to children.Cllr Shane O'Callaghan is calling for zero tolerance for anti-social behaviour.Our Citizens Information comes from West Cork with Anne O'Donovan with advice on the fuel allowance.Brian Jacob who was affected by the cyber attack on the Fota Wildlife Park website All your nutrition questions answered by Annelisse Dressell from The Health Hub in Ballincollig Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rachel Donovan from the Farmers Journal gave Fran a run down of this week's farming news...

On Thursday's Tipp Today, Fran spoke to Cllr Jim Ryan who said that the state of the River Suir in Thurles is an embarrassment! Teresa called in about dogs loose on the blueway, Martin spoke to us about Enoch Burke, Phillip on the upcoming ban on certain dog breeds, Carol called in to talk about mixed wards while Martin gave his thoughts on banning dog breeds. Cllr Michael Chicken Brennan made a big announcement live in studio! Psychotherapist Dee Ryan on the effects of not being loved, Muriel Cuddy on stress, a taste of this weeks Down Your Way and Rachel from the Farmers Journal with this weeks farming news.

Caitriona from the Farmers Journal joined Fran on Tipp Today for our weekly look at farming.

Caitriona from the Farmers Journal joined Fran on Tipp Today for our weekly look at farming.

Caitriona from the Farmers Journal joined Fran on Tipp Today for this week's farming news.

On Thursdays Tipp Today, Fran spoke to newly elected Labour Councillor Michael Chicken Brennan, caller Maria on the future of the Green Party, Caller Paul gave his views on Eamon Ryan, Christine on the price of nappies increasing while Tracey told us about price variations on head lice treatments, caller Mary on emigration, Leanne and Fran on the meaning of dreams, Muriel on eating by the clock, Martin on speed vans in Templemore, a taste of this weekends Down Your Way, Richard on the Green Party and Caitriona from the Farmers Journal joined us for this week's Farming news.

On this morning's show... Over 200 people attended public meeting in Dundrum over new IPA announcement Is the Irish Healthcare system fit for purpose? The conversation continues.... 24 new beds for Nenagh General Hospital but will it ease the crisis at UHL Today's local election spotlights are Aisling Maloney, Tom Hennessy and Fiona Bonfield.. Muriel from Marteo 80/20 joins me to discuss men's mental health.... And Amy Forde from the Farmers Journal will have your farming news...

Amy Forde, News Editor with The Farmers Journal and Dr. Gerald Barry, Assistant Professor of Virology, UCD

Amy Forde, News Editor with The Farmers Journal

Joe is joined by Nick Rabbitts, Senior Reporter for the Limerick Leader, Anne O'Donoghue, News Correspondent with Farmers Journal and James Lawlor from Narrative 4 to discuss a disastrous Willy Wonka event, AI being put into humanoid robots, and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this morning's show... Has the closure of Council Bureau's threatened local democracy? Cllr Seamie Morries joins us.... Has the price of veterinary care hiked? We speak to a local man about his near-death sleep experience... Muriel joins us for this week's health slot... And we get the latest farming updates from The Farmers Journal...

On this morning's show... * Listener reaction following discussions on yesterday's show * Senator Michael MacDowell on the referendums * What is Coeliac Disease. Muriel Cuddy of Mareto 80/20 will tell us. * Are you pale stale and male, well you might be under threat! * The Disappeared in Tipperary. * Farming news with the Farmers Journal

Caitriona of The Farmers Journal joined us today to give us the latest updates in farming news.....

On this morning's show... We hear about the Thurles By-Pass Meeting Is a hybrid work model the way to go? Health insurance price hikes? What is the Deposit Return Scheme? Tony Allen of Foster and Allen on his new album and appearance at Bru Boru this Saturday Night Muriel Cuddy joins me for the health slot And we will get the latest farming updates from Caitriona of The Farmers Journal

Joe is joined by Pat O'Toole of the Farmers Journal and Limerick Dairy Farmer Louise Crowley to discuss the mass exodus of farmers from the farming industry. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Adam Woods talks about understanding beef price leagues published exclusively in this week's Farmers Journal, Darren Carty on the key messages from the Teagasc sheep conferences and Aidan Brennan on the latest on the VAT debacle.

Reaction to Sinn Fein TD, Martin Brown's interview on yesterday's program, an explanation of the digital platform Only Fans, litter at the train station in Clonmel, insight on managing and reducing stress levels, a taster from this week's Down Your Way, and the latest updates on farming news from Caitriona Morrissey of the Farmers Journal.

Alice Doyle, Vice President elect of the IFA, Hazel Mullins, President Veterinary Ireland, Prof Yvonne Buckley, Trinity College Dublin and Caitriona Morrisey of The Farmers Journal, joins Philip to discuss all projects and concerns for the year ahead.

Farmers Journal 04/02/24 by Tipp FM Radio

Heartache for Luke Littler last night but we look at how a 16 year old has created a resurgence in the popularity of darts A fire at the old Primary school in Fethard The Jeffrey Epstein list is revealed but what now for the hundreds of high profile names revealed... More of our listeners share their concerns on overcrowding in our hospitals Electric vehicle sales in Tipp trail behind the national trend Better Sleep Habits for 2024 We find out more about “For After I've Gone” - born from a woman dealing with a devastating diagnosis Muriel Cuddy discusses becoming healthy and well for 2024. A taste of this week's Down Your Way The latest farming news with the Farmers Journal

The morning show had a range of content, including an interview with a Sinn Fein local election candidate, Ali was in Nenagh visiting the Community Food Bank, updates from the Farmers Journal, a preview of this week's seasonal Down Your Way program, and a guest appearance by 14-year-old musician Lorcan Kennedy.

On Tuesday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Avril Collentine of Cahir & Co. Solicitors to discuss Pre-Numptial Agreements. Avril spoke about a recent survey carried out by the Farmers Journal which found that 4 in 10 farmers are in favour of prenups. Avril also highlighted the bases for such agreements in Irish law and the desire among some people to want to protect their businesses, properties and assets.

Glyphosate, a popular ingredient in many weed killers, has been found in many farms around the country. Is it time to ban the controversial pesticide? Pat spoke to Political Correspondent for The Farmers Journal, Pat O'Toole and Simon Kenny, a farmer in Kildare, about how despite not using Glyphosate for several years still tested positive for glyphosate.

Oisín Coghlan, Director of Friends of the Earth Ireland, Justin McCarthy, CEO of the Farmers Journal

Oisín Coghlan, Director of Friends of the Earth Ireland, Justin McCarthy, CEO of the Farmers Journal

The Farmers Journal has reported today that the value of this year's Irish harvest of spring barley, winter wheat and oilseed rape is up €170 million euro on last year - setting a new record for the sector. Siobhan Walsh is Farm Sustainability Specialist with the Irish Farmers Journal, and spoke with the programme.

Brendan is joined by Lorna Fitzpatrick, Advocacy & Engagement Manager for the NCBI, Journalist and Author Michael O'Regan, Former Senator and Broadcaster Marie Louise O'Donnell, Green Party Councilor and former Lord Mayor of Dublin Hazel Chu and Phelim O'Neil from The Farmers Journal looks at Emission Targets

Anne Finnegan and Phelim O'Neill discuss Farmers Journal analysis of the 2022 fertiliser market and how Tipperary co op have got back to profit after 2020 losses

Land and its value, we take a look at the most valuable farms around Ireland Pat O Toole News Correspondent with the Farmers Journal.