In this episode we visit the Delahunty farm and meet Sinéad Delahunty. We chat everything from farming to food and sport. We also discuss why the humble sprout is such a misunderstood vegetable!

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Sinéad is a passionate food creator dedicated to celebrating seasonal Irish cuisine through interactive cookery workshops, her acclaimed cookbook, live TV and radio appearances, and her award-winning food blog, 'DELALICIOUS'.

She is the founder of 'The Little Deer', a growing food brand rooted in tradition and innovation. Alongside her culinary pursuits, Sinéad is an accomplished Gaelic footballer and a CORU-registered Physiotherapist, seamlessly blending her passions for food, sport and health.

Sinéad's kitchen experience classes

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Join our guest, Colin Pettigrew as he chats about a life spent working in the New Zealand high country where a lot of the stock work was done from the back of a horse!

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In this episode we hear about Colin and Lorraine's married life managing a large sheep, beef and deer operation in a remote area of the north island. We also hear of their time spent in Ireland and about their later life managing a research farm for Lincoln university on the south island. And we also answer the BIG question, do farmers ever truly retire?!

Colin is a passionate man about livestock and about the industry in which he has worked all his life and after nearly twenty years it was great to meet up with him once again.

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Join Noel and farmer, Tomas McCarthy as they spend an afternoon out and about on the side of Mount Leinster.

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In this episode we chat about everything from working dogs to the difficulties farming in this upland region poses. We discuss the traditional style of farming in the area, how it is changing and what the future might hold.

This area around the small town of Borris is synonymous with the famous 'Borris' ewe, a crossbred sheep which people travel to the annual August sales to, from all over the country in order to purchase.

(Thanks to Tomas McCarthy and to the Borris Ewe Breeders group for facilitating the recording).

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