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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1359 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Brilliant Love Ms Walsh My county woman and her Tillage podcast
Had a bit of frost in the southern part this morning you can get The Country Hour on ABC Mid West Great ag informative
Keep up the good work ye all
Good podcasts with thoughtful discussion but the lack of Northern Irish content is extremely frustrating and quite honestly disrespectful to your listeners north of the border.
A well produced show with thoughtful discussion but the almost complete lack of Northern Irish content is very frustrating.
The sound quality is often poor. Content is good and balanced but overall feels dated.
Delighted to see this podcast as an Young irish person interested in farming. I would suggest a younger voiceover of the Ornua. It feels dated and 1980s RTE. Roll in some new blood
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A compelling resource for farmers and agricultural professionals, this series features insightful discussions on pressing issues affecting the Irish agricultural sector. Topics range from farming practices and market trends to policies impacting the industry, providing listeners with fresh perspectives and critical analyses from experts and industry leaders. Unique to this content is its focus on combining academic insights with real-world applications, making it particularly relevant for those seeking to navigate the complexities of modern farming. Episodes cover various subjects, including trade agreements, food safety concerns, and the introduction of sustainable practices, ensuring that listeners are informed and engaged with the dynami... more
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1. Nick Whelan
2. Dr. David O'Connor
3. Klara Finkele
4. Willie Clancy
5. Roger Servine
6. Martin Kenny
7. Iain Wallace
8. Dylan Lurrie
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