Rural Life
The misappropriation of funds under Bóthar's previous leadership deeply impacted its supporters and communities, CEO Ailish O'Reilly has said
Dairy
The Bóthar Wexford Supporters' Group gathered in Enniscorthy last week and shipped 31 in-calf...
Bóthar is set to appoint a new CEO as the beleaguered charity continues to rebuild after it was engulfed in controversy last year.
By Aodhan O'Faolain A former CEO of the well-known charity Bóthar, David Moloney, has admitted...
In the absence of the event this year, Bóthar is ploughing on regardless tomorrow with its annual National Ploughing Championship draw.
Doireann Garrihy is making the journey of a lifetime with her father Eugene to Rwanda to see the difference made by Irish farmers' donations.
Bothar said it it reached more of the world’s poorest people in 2018 than it has in any year over the past decade, giving hope.
Four pedigree Irish bulls sourced by Bothar are set to participate in an African nation's breeding programme.
A farmer from Kerry has commented on his experiences of seeing first-hand how his last dairy cow has transformed lives in Rwanda.
A Co. Clare drystock farmer has devised an innovative fundraiser for the Irish aid agency Bothar in an effort to support genocide families.
A Westmeath farmer is proud of the legacy of his late father’s generosity after travelling 6,500 miles to see the benefits of his donation.
Dublin manager Jim Gavin may be a Dub to the core but is raising the flag this Christmas for Bothar, a charity with close rural links.
This week Irish international aid agency Bothar will transport its 1,000th in-calf heifer to Rwanda this week.
Dublin senior football stars, alongside their Manager Jim Gavin, recently visited Shelton Abbey open prison, where Bothar animals are reared.
Yesterday over 5,300 animals, accompanied by Dublin Football Manager Jim Gavin, began their journey from Shannon Airport to Rwanda.
A number of Irish farmers have stripped off for the eight addition of the Irish Farmer Calendar, which is set to go global.
National Ploughing Championships
Dovea Genetics, one of Ireland’s leading dairy and beef semen suppliers, raised over €16,000 in aid of Bothar at a charity auction at the Ploughing.
Dovea Genetics, one of Ireland’s leading dairy and beef semen supplier, is holding a charity auction in aid of Bothar at this year’s National Ploughing Championships.
The biggest ever multi-species airlift from Ireland will be carried out next week by Bothar as 1,500 animals will fly to Rwanda from Shannon.
Christmas is just around the corner and you are not entirely sure what to get the farmer in your life.
