ON THE FARM: New Year heralds new hope & time to reflect

Clare Echo farming columnist Joe Melody reflects on 2020 from an agricultural perspective and points to a rallying in the dairy sector to make a decent year.
Clare Echo farming columnist Joe Melody reflects on 2020 from an agricultural perspective and points to a rallying in the dairy sector to make a decent year.
Healthy food leads to healthy people says The Clare Echo’s farming columnist Joe Melody who admits daily messaging from health
A Clare councillor has warned that “a major accident” is on the cards if a slip road joining the dual-carriageway
We can do well by doing good. I believe that this statement is something generations of Clare farmers are a
We can do well by doing good. I believe that this statement is something generations of Clare farmers are a testament to.
Healthy food leads to healthy people says The Clare Echo’s farming columnist Joe Melody who admits daily messaging from health
Clare Echo farming columnist Joe Melody reflects on 2020 from an agricultural perspective and points to a rallying in the
A Clare councillor has warned that “a major accident” is on the cards if a slip road joining the dual-carriageway
Newmarket-on-Fergus farmer Joe Melody begins his column with The Clare Echo giving an insight into life on the farm.
Healthy food leads to healthy people says The Clare Echo’s farming columnist Joe Melody who admits daily messaging from health
Clare Echo farming columnist Joe Melody reflects on 2020 from an agricultural perspective and points to a rallying in the
A Clare councillor has warned that “a major accident” is on the cards if a slip road joining the dual-carriageway
Bunratty dairy farmer, Joe Melody has been named Clare Macra Young Farmer of the Year.
Healthy food leads to healthy people says The Clare Echo’s farming columnist Joe Melody who admits daily messaging from health
Clare Echo farming columnist Joe Melody reflects on 2020 from an agricultural perspective and points to a rallying in the
A Clare councillor has warned that “a major accident” is on the cards if a slip road joining the dual-carriageway
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Clare Echo farming columnist Joe Melody reflects on 2020 from an agricultural perspective and points to a rallying in the
We can do well by doing good. I believe that this statement is something generations of Clare farmers are a
Newmarket-on-Fergus farmer Joe Melody begins his column with The Clare Echo giving an insight into life on the farm.
Pressurised farmers have influenced Clare councillors to seek permission for them to be able to spread slurry all year round.
A review is to be conducted at Sheahans Cross to monitor the road markings and width of the junction.
Clare’s hospitality and tourism industries will once again be reliant on staycations to aid a revival this year in what
Scenes in Shannon over the past week have been equated with “The Wild West”.
Schemes “supporting sustainable agricultural production” need to be embraced to help a “demoralised” farming sector, one elected member of Clare…
Daily figures of COVID-19 cases may be dropping at present but the Clare public cannot afford to let down its
Clare County Council have been pressed to make an official apology for their involvement to the Mother and Baby Home
Clare Camogie have honoured David Dillon and Elaine Keane with individual accolades.
Clare farmers will be among the thousand or so protesters driving to Leinster House on tractors highlighting their frustration with…
Recent events in Capitol Hill will not dilute the reception for soon-to-be-former US President Donald Trump for his next visit
Clare Echo farming columnist Joe Melody reflects on 2020 from an agricultural perspective and points to a rallying in the
We can do well by doing good. I believe that this statement is something generations of Clare farmers are a
Cathal O’Rourke is a fifth generation farmer in Tubber but he and his wife, Bronagh are bringing a whole new…
Clare Echo farming columnist Joe Melody reflects on 2020 from an agricultural perspective and points to a rallying in the
Brendan Browne’s Glasheen Adios had the distinction of becoming the first Clare winner of 2021 at the Galway track.
There was strong opposition to a motion from Sixmilebridge dealing with re-grading.
Concern has been expressed that the mental health of farmers is at “an all-time low”.
Clare Echo farming columnist Joe Melody reflects on 2020 from an agricultural perspective and points to a rallying in the
We can do well by doing good. I believe that this statement is something generations of Clare farmers are a
Newmarket-on-Fergus farmer Joe Melody begins his column with The Clare Echo giving an insight into life on the farm.