Kate McMahon

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Kate Mc Mahon who comes from the Wild Atlantic Way in Lahinch Co. Clare is in her third year at the University of Galway undertaking a Bachelor of Arts undergraduate degree in journalism and law. Outside of her internship she plays both classical and traditional music on the harp. Kate also has won a young entrepreneur award for her sustainable exfoliator ‘Sea Sea’.

Beef prices recovering from ‘worst UK comparative’ since 2015
Beef prices recovering from ‘worst UK comparative’ since 2015

2023 has seen the worst comparative performance since 2015 in terms of beef prices, as the gap between Irish and...

Land value expected to rise in 2024 – Sherry Fitz
Land value expected to rise in 2024 – Sherry Fitz

The value of agricultural land is expected to increase by an average of 10% by the end of the year....

‘Think before you pour’ to avoid fatberg drains this Christmas
‘Think before you pour’ to avoid fatberg drains this Christmas

To stop drain blockages and avoid fatberg drains over the festive season, An Taisce’s Clean Coasts programme have just announced...

8ac site in Cork to become educational woodland
8ac site in Cork to become educational woodland

An 8ac site near Donoughmore in Co. Cork has been purchased by Hometree to be used as an educational woodland,...

Minister announces winners of forestry photo competition
Minister announces winners of forestry photo competition

The Teagasc forest photo competition 2023 overall winners were announced yesterday (Tuesday, December 19), by Minister of State for land...

‘Right to cash’ public survey launched by MEP
‘Right to cash’ public survey launched by MEP

A public survey has been launched by Sinn Féin MEP, Chris MacManus, in support of people who do not want...

Supplement producers are going to ‘lose out’ amid carrot research
Supplement producers are going to ‘lose out’ amid carrot research

Supplement producers are going to “lose out” as a result of new research into the benefits of carrots. That’s according...

Farmers feel ‘battered and bruised’ – Connacht IFA chair
Farmers feel ‘battered and bruised’ – Connacht IFA chair

The newly elected Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) Connacht regional chair, Brendan Golden from Killala, Co. Mayo has said that all...

Latest category winners of forestry photo competition announced
Latest category winners of forestry photo competition announced

The Teagasc Forestry Development Department has announced the winners of category three in the forest photo competition ‘Celebrating the New...

EU farm model would be ‘bananas’ in Ireland – Munster IFA chair
EU farm model would be ‘bananas’ in Ireland – Munster IFA chair

The newly elected Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) regional chair for Munster, Conor O’ Leary has said that the idea that...

Joint project launched to collect global data on fertiliser
Joint project launched to collect global data on fertiliser

A global fertiliser consumption project has been announced by the International Fertilizer Association and agri benchmark. Agri benchmark Cash Crop...

Partnership aimed at carbon neutral malting barley
Partnership aimed at carbon neutral malting barley

A partnership between Simpsons Malt Ltd. and BASF Agricultural Solutions which is aimed towards carbon neutral malting barley has been...

TD: Compensation issue for derogation farmers ‘politically toxic’
TD: Compensation issue for derogation farmers ‘politically toxic’

A TD has claimed in the Dáil that he is stunned that the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine...

Meat Business Women appoints new team members
Meat Business Women appoints new team members

Meat Business Women (MBW) has announced the appointment of Harriet Wilson as its new partnerships director. Three new UK and...

Aurivo announces Creeslough Student Support Programme
Aurivo announces Creeslough Student Support Programme

Aurivo has announced the Creeslough Student Support Programme, which allows students to progress to further education or apprenticeship opportunities. The...

Leitrim students raise awareness by making farm safety calendar
Leitrim students raise awareness by making farm safety calendar

Four transition year students in Co. Leitrim have designed a calendar as part of an innovative plan to raise awareness...

Minister: ‘No plans’ to reopen 2023 Fodder Support Scheme
Minister: ‘No plans’ to reopen 2023 Fodder Support Scheme

A Fianna Fáil TD has asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine to “look at opening” the 2023 Fodder...

Teagasc celebrates 60 years of academic publishing
Teagasc celebrates 60 years of academic publishing

Teagasc recently celebrated 60 years of academic publishing as it launched a special issue of the Irish Journal of Agricultural and...