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Breaking down the stigma surrounding literacy
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Established in 1980, the National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA) is a registered charity and membership-based organisation. They aim to ensure people with unmet literacy and numeracy needs have access to learning opportunities and can fully participate in society. What literacy does is it allows us to fully engage in society. Sarah McIntosh speaks to Colleen Dubee, chief executive officer, NALA on breaking down the stigma surrounding literacy.
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Calf Rearing 2026 - Week 3
32:12|Want advice on Calf Rearing? Our dairy expert Daire Cregg interviewed Catherine McAloon Vet, Researcher and Lecturer in UCD school of veterinary Medicine.
Calf Rearing 2026: Week 2 - Commercial Beef Value (CBV) index and purchasing calves
16:09|In week 2 of our 10-week calf series, Adam Woods talks to Chris Daly about the CBV index and how it can be used when purchasing calves.
A landmark moment for Teagasc education
10:33|The first cohort of land-based apprenticeship graduatesA landmark moment for Teagasc education as 47 students graduate with a higher certificate in their first apprenticeship programmes. Listen to Sarah McIntosh speak to some of those involved in the programme at the graduation on Wednesday, 4 February at the Tullamore Court Hotel, Co Offaly.Adam Woods at Bord Bia Protest by IFA
02:13|Bord Bia IFA ProtestA group of IFA members have gathered outside the head office of Bord Bia in Dublin to protest against its chairman Larry Murrin’s company importing Brazilian beef into Ireland in 2025.Adam Woods In Conversation with Matthew Cleveland
04:30|Adam Woods In Conversation with Matthew Cleveland