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A time to stay dry as EU seeks to rewet farmlands

Country Living with Francis Farragher For most of us who grew up on family farms back through the decades, it could ...

A time not that long ago when we had to scramble for survival

Country Living with Francis Farragher Sometimes, I’m taken aback a bit, by some of the younger acquaintances that I ...

Getting a small bit spooked as the machines get smarter

Country Living with Francis Farragher WE all get attached . . . nay, even dependent . . . on our technology devices,...

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Dark days when innocence disappeared out the window

Country Living with Francis Farragher Sometimes, the return drive from Dublin after a weekend sojourn in The Capital can feel a bit longer than ...

Suffering from everything apart from hypochondria

Country Living with Francis Farragher It’s a condition that’s eased with the passing of time but here and there little symptoms of it return. A ...

Trying to read into what the future will hold for us

Country Living with Francis Farragher AT times I do get pangs of conscience about my far too intermittent efforts to read more books and that se...

Recalling an Easter week that none of us should ever forget

Country Living with Francis Farragher THERE’S a whole generation of people who have now grown up in a largely peaceful Ireland, but for those of...

News moderation is a skill that we all need to acquire

Country Living with Francis Farragher It’s a bit like an accountant saying that they’re fed up of figures; or a doctor admitting that they’re si...

Mini moans but still a tonic as ‘summer time’ says hello

Country Living with Francis Farragher As one ‘shoves on’ in life, there tends to be an increasing attendance at anniversary masses of friends an...


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A time to stay dry as EU seeks to rewet farmlands
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