Allegations staff were working more than legally permitted hours denied by farmer

Ana Lacramoiara Manciu wins appeal after the Labour Court overturns WRC decision

Held across three towns, Púca aims to be a darker counterpoint to the St Patrick’s Festival

Cell-based producers are working on getting their products to taste like meat and fish

Patrick Freyne: Baz Ashmawy would starve to death in minutes without the people of rural Ireland

Pricewatch: Options are slim if you want to avoid putting your money into certain industries

Henry Mance plugged in, turned on and hit Route 80 to find out. Spontaneity and distance were the first casualties

Tulsa’s mayor issues ‘worst-case scenario’ warning amid downpours and tornadoes

Stockbroking firm called off sale to Chinese consortium earlier this year

Angling Notes: Decision to revoke licence of Norwegian multinational in Kerry welcomed by environmental group

Robbie’s Greengrocer & Food Store: A year after he opened in Kilmacud, Robbie Malone is seeing the fruits of his labours

If veg can grow in the world’s hottest and coldest spots, we should grow up a storm

Ireland has potential to adopt ‘nature-based solutions’ such as the use of peatlands to capture carbon dioxide, climate expert says

Hatch accelerator programme aims to find and develop disruptive aquaculture start-ups

Autumn brings out the lushness of the Armagh countryside, and sees a number of harvest-related events taking place

Intense Stylist lines up for Listowel sprint handicap under champion jockey Colin Keane

Point-of-sale recall notices to be displayed in stores that sold implicated batch

It's a busy month in the gardening year. Time to tidy the summer pots and start planting for winter greens

Not meeting our 2030 targets could see Irish beef and dairy being produced by a country regarded as Europe’s dirtiest emitter

Drew Harris profile: ‘One of the most decent human beings I worked with in the North’

Cork farmer Paula Hynes encounters drought, hyenas and death among the Maasai

Fed up with processed food? Here’s all you need to know to grow your own

With the release of The Last Jedi imminent, a look back at how the ‘Star Wars’ juggernaut started in a ‘galaxy far, far away’

The company is raising money for its new infrastructure fund, its president said

With the Wild Honey Inn’s Michelin win, attention is on the Burren and its food producers

Gunman named as local Stephen Paddock (64); Trump denounces ‘act of pure evil’

Brother of 64-year-old gunman who killed over 50 said he was ‘not an avid gun guy’

At least 58 people killed and 515 injured in attack at country music festival

Check In: Leaving Cert holidays, menopause break, and Northern Lights at Lough Eske

With more than 40,000 acres of orchards, Armagh is well stocked for its annual food and cider festival

From whale-spotting in West Cork to cosy nights in Connemara there’s plenty on offer

London chef and restaurateur signs up for ongoing collaboration with Airfield urban farm

His works have been adapted by Rob Reiner, Brian De Palma, Stanley Kubrick and David Cronenberg. And we’re soon to see more adaptations on screen

Noble intentions may be behind the production of this privately financed Ukrainian history lesson, but that’s really no excuse

For top tips on growing flowers and food in polytunnels try these books, blogs and posts

Where will you be holidaying this year? ‘Irish Times’ travel writers look into their crystal ball

Perfumes inspired by stark beauty of Burren and variety of native flora

Price tag a long way from the €48m used to prefund shopping centre before crash

Cannabis derivatives offer viable pain relief, so why has big pharma ignored them so far?