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Spread your wings – how to see brilliant birds on holiday, from bee-eaters in Portugal to puffins in Ireland

Since lockdown, there has been a 14pc increase in membership of BirdWatch Ireland, which is devoted to the conservation and protection of wild birds and their habitats. There’s also been a 70pc increase in its Garden BirdWatch programme.

Carlow Nationalist — CBS students had lots of fun in Carlingford

The CBS boys all kitted out for kayaking on Carlingford Lough Lorcan Millward is half-way there! MORE than 40 transition year students and three teachers from…

Hidden women of history: Eliza Hamilton Dunlop — the Irish Australian poet who shone a light on colonial violence

Hidden women of history: Eliza Hamilton Dunlop — the Irish Australian poet who shone a light on colonial violence
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Darragh McCullough: The legacy of an epidemic — the toll of the Foot and Mouth cull is still being felt 20 years on

Draconian measures: Slaughtered sheep at a farm on the Cooley Peninsula in Co Louth in March 2001 Photo: PA A cull of over 30,000 sheep on the Cooley peninsula was instigated straight away. Any qualms about ethics of euthanising day-old lambs or ewes at the point of lambing were swept aside ‘for the good of the nation’. Larry Goodman earned a lot of admiration and goodwill when he miraculously turned around a derelict meat factory at Ravensdale into a fully functioning slaughter plant in the space of a long weekend. It was geopolitical masterstroke to ringfence the disease to Cooley, which allowed the rest of the agri sector continue trading and exporting as normal.

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