Even the most mundane of our daily interactions have become infected with fears about coronavirus. Simple things like sitting on the bus beside someone coughing and spluttering with no tissue has taken on a whole new set of connotations since the outbreak of covid-19. And the outbreak is already changing how we live our lives...
Health officials have begun tracing hundreds of airline passengers who shared a flight from Italy with a woman who has tested positive for the coronavirus.
While the world obsesses about the coronavirus, there was nothing sick about the sheep trade yesterday.
The long-awaited report on the beef sector by economist Jim Power will be presented at the IFA's National Council today.
Auctioneer Michael Harty of Central Auctions, Roscrea, Nenagh and Birr thinks that the recent spell of cold and very wet weather has helped reduce mart numbers.
The question on every beef finisher's mind up until last weekend was: will factory prices improve as we go further into the year?
In a highly competitive mart business, New Ross has become a major centre for cattle and sheep sales in the southeast over the last few years.
