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CountryWide

The CountryWide team feature the events, people and happenings that bring colour and life to communities, towns and villages across Ireland. Listen live Saturdays at 8am on RTÉ Radio 1.

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David Power from the Leitrim Observer

CountryWide ·

2024/10/05

David Power, Acting Editor of the Leitrim Observer

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0:04:50

Leitrim Ladies Footballer Michelle Guckian

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2024/10/05

Michelle Guckian, Captain of the Leitrim Ladies Football team.

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0:07:25

Social Farming

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2024/10/05

Brenda visited a very special farm on the shores of Lough Allen, which offers disadvantaged people the opportunity to spend time on a family farm in a healthy, supportive and inclusive environment.

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0:06:45

Making and restoring old Irish dressers

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2024/09/28

Joe Ribbon is a master craftsman who has spent his life preserving the tradition of the old Irish dresser.

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0:03:21

Summer in September

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2024/09/28

An essay by Janet Heeran on cherishing the late summer sunshine.

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0:14:54

Slurry derogation

CountryWide ·

2024/09/28

EU officials have been hearing the arguments for retaining the derogation that allows some farmers to spread larger amounts of manure than everyone else. As water quality in many rivers, lakes and estuaries has not improved as much as we promised it would, we find out what way the Commission might be leaning and the impact if the derogation goes.

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0:45:50

Countrywide Full Episode 28/09/2024

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2024/09/28

Countrywide Full Episode 28/09/2024

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0:09:46

Remembering our community midwives

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2024/09/28

Nearly all babies are born in hospital today, but that wasn’t always the case. Many were delivered at home by community midwives, whose role is remembered in a new exhibition in The National Museum of Ireland and Country Life in Mayo.

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0:06:59

Shannon Pipeline project

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2024/09/28

One project being mentioned for the Apple tax windfall is the Shannon pipeline project to pump water from our longest river to Dublin and the eastern counties. Uisce Éireann has already spent nearly 70 million euro on preparing its planning application. However the plan has once again aroused concerns in the Tipperary and Lough Derg areas.

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0:43:34

The rivers of Donegal

CountryWide ·

2024/09/21

Countrywide explores the challenge, history and music flowing through the rivers of Donegal. With music by Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh. (for copyright reasons, full tracks cannot be made available in the podcast)

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0:05:23

A new and important role for Miscanthus

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2024/09/14

In the noughties, farmers were prompted to grow the elephant grass miscanthus as bio-fuel. But when government plans were changed, they were left with fields full of an unwanted high energy crop. Some stuck with Miscanthus and have carved out a new and very important role for it.

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0:47:00

Countrywide Full Episode 14/09/2024

CountryWide ·

2024/09/14

Countrywide Full Episode 14/09/2024

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0:14:22

Paying for nature restoration

CountryWide ·

2024/09/14

Many farmers and landowners say they want to do more for nature. But how do farmers get paid for hedgerows that eat into their fields or for putting in a pond? How do they get paid for using less pesticides when doing that reduces their yields? These are some of the questions we try to answer with the help of Dr Brendan Dunford.

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0:07:39

How demographic changes affect GAA clubs

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2024/09/14

A big issue for GAA clubs is the changing demographic of this country. According to the latest CSO figures, 63% of the population now live in urban areas. For rural clubs, it means fewer players, and for urban clubs, it means not enough facilities. New demographics committees have now been set up to attempt to match facilities with population.

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0:18:04

Leaning on Gates by Seamus O'Rourke

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2024/09/14

'Leaning on Gates' is the latest book by Seamus O'Rourke. It's a sequel to his first popular memoir 'Standing in Gaps', and covers the tender years after Seamus turned 18.

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0:17:03

Harvest time in a climate of change

CountryWide ·

2024/09/07

Producing cereals is only becoming more and more challenging thanks to climate change and a poor international price.

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0:08:01

Commercial vegetable growing

CountryWide ·

2024/09/07

Over time the number of people producing vegetables in Ireland has grown smaller and smaller. So it is not often you hear of a young person getting into commercial vegetable growing, like Brian McCarthy, who started with just a small roof top garden before moving to a much larger space.

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0:45:46

Countrywide Full Episode 07/09/2024

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2024/09/07

Countrywide Full Episode 07/09/2024

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0:11:29

A disease free future through the appliance of science

CountryWide ·

2024/09/07

For the last three days there has been a conference in Dublin examining zoonotic diseases, those like Avian Flu, Swine Flu, Covid-19 which can cross from animals to humans. Professor Alison Van Eenennaam speaks about the state of research which genetically alters livestock to remove or reduce their susceptibility to all manner of disease.

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0:06:59

Hooker racing in Galway Bay

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2024/09/07

All summer long, Galway Hookers and their smaller counterparts, Gleoiteogaí, can be seen out on Galway Bay competing in the yearly regatta and sailing league.

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