Rural Life
Donation presented to Irish Cancer Society at an event to remember a Portarlington man with an unwavering love for farming.
55% of farmers only apply sunscreen once per day, according to new research findings by the University of Galway.
The Irish Cancer Society is urging farmers to protect themselves from sun damage and the risk of skin cancer when working outdoors.
Farmers, as workers who spend the majority of their time outdoors, are particularly at risk of skin...
One young farmer from Co. Offaly has highlighted the comfort she found from working with her...
A third of Irish people are "not at all worried" about skin cancer, new research, according to the...
The pink bales that have become a regular feature in parts of the Irish rural landscape in recent...
A tractor run which had been looking forward to its 18th tractor and truck 'tour de force' this year is preparing a "virtual tractor rally".
Dairygold's Wrap It Pink campaign has seen €21,000 raised in support of the Irish Cancer Society last year.
23% of skin cancer deaths in Ireland are from the construction, outdoor and farming industry, according to the Irish Cancer Society.
Two Tipperary farmers layered on the sun screen this week to raise awareness of the Irish Cancer Society’s SunSmart campaign.
Dairy
Dairygold Co-Operative, together with other Irish companies, have joined forces with the Irish Cancer Society as official ‘Pink Partners’.
The bank holiday weekend highlighted the need for sunscreen with the Irish Cancer Society warning farmers to be vigilant on cloudy days.
A total of €17,500 has been raised for the Irish Cancer Society through Dairygold's 'Wrap it Pink' campaign.
Macra na Feirme's Queen of the Land, Karen Elliffe, will swap her designer wellies for running shoes, as she prepares to muck in for charity.
For the third year running, Dairygold has launched its ‘Wrap It Pink’ campaign for 2017, in association with the Irish Cancer Society.
With perfect summer conditions just around the corner, farmers have been warned they have a high risk of developing skin cancer.
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Dairygold has launched its Wrap It Pink campaign for 2016, which last summer saw fields across rural Ireland sporting pink silage bales.
Irish farmers together with Dairygold have contributed €10,500 to the Irish Cancer Society through the Society’s ‘Wrap it Pink’ campaign.
Farmers are being asked to help raise cancer awareness and show their support for the Irish Cancer Society (ICS) by painting their farm gates pink.
National Ploughing Championships
Chanelle has teamed up with the Irish Cancer Society to raise funds for cancer awareness.
Dairygold and the Irish Cancer Society have joined together for a new initiative called "Wrap it Pink" to raise cancer awareness in rural Ireland.
