Rural Life
A recent survey carried out by the charity Dogs Trust has revealed that more than half of dogs have shown fear when they hear fireworks.
It is as busy throughout October as you can imagine it to be on the site of Denmark's largest pumpkin producer
Pumpkins are being picked and cauldrons stirred as councils get set to embrace the new Home of Halloween destination development scheme
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The family farm in Killeagh, East Cork, is welcoming pumpkin pickers from all over Ireland during October. Agriland spoke to farmer Joe Burns about this busy season.
AA Ireland issued tips for keeping safe this Hallowe’en, emphasising the importance of staying safe and being vigilant about potential dangers.
The ISPCA has issued tips and advice to pet owners ahead of Hallowe'en, to help keep pets safe during what can be a stressful time.
Agri-Business
The family behind Ratoath Pumpkin Patch have finalised preparations ahead of their grand opening this weekend (Saturday, October 19).
Veterinary Ireland has issued advice to pet owners this October ahead of firework season this Halloween, which they warn can be a stressful.
Ballycross Apple Farm in Bridgetown, Co. Wexford has announced its decision to close the doors to the public today (Thursday, August 15)
Beef
A Co. Mayo farmer who had assumed his cow was having twins, was in for a shock when she gave birth to triplet heifer calves on Halloween night.
The Irish Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA) has given safety tips, due to the loud noises at Halloween such as fireworks,
This is the second year that Guy Farm in Trim Co. Meath has opened it's pumpkin farm to the public, attracting thousands of visitors
Agriland recently visited Ballymad Farm in Co. Meath where Gerry Toner and his wife Sarah started growing pumpkins about four years ago.
An Garda Síochána has issued an urgent road safety appeal to all road users for the busy October...
Animal welfare is a prime concern around Halloween, Senator Pippa Hackett said, as she urges people...
People will be "making up for lost time" with Halloween festivities this year, according to the latest data from Kantar released today.
People are reminded of the dangers of fireworks, and the "significant stress" they cause livestock....
A dairy farmer in Co. Tipperary has highlighted the distress caused to his calves by fireworks and bangers set off next to them for Halloween.
Halloween (October 31) is a scary, spooky time of the year when a lot of people enjoy getting (and giving) a good fright.
Halloween can be a frightening time for animals, as sudden loud noises and flashing lights can be very disturbing for them.
This weekend, we can expect to hear the best of folktales that Ireland has to offer; stories intertwined with our culture and heritage.
As Halloween approaches, the ISPCA is reminding the public to be aware of the dangers Halloween poses to the wellbeing of all animals.
A Laois man dressed as 'Farmer Batman', will tour his county on his Massey Ferguson this Halloween to raise funds for cancer research.
