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About Out the Gap

My name is Noel Clancy. I'm a sheep and beef farmer based in South County Tipperary in Ireland. I recently started a podcast called, 'Out the Gap'. The content is rural issues and Ag stories recorded live on site and in person with people in their own environment rather than over an Internet call or video link. You can find us on Instagram or Facebook aswell as on Twitter. Email: nbclancy@hotmail.com An episode will be released every 3 weeks. I released the first episode, 'Omega beef in the Knockmealdowns' in March but then had to postpone the recording of the second episode until June due to Covid 19 movement restrictions. The second and most recent episode is focused on the wool trail and wool export trade and is entitled, 'Long blows and the science of wool'. Hopefully the Podcast format might suit, 'Eatfarmnow'. It's available through most platforms. Twitter handle; @OuttheGapPodca1 My own main Twitter handle is @nbclancy I also run and organise the @IrelandsFarmers Twitter account which has a large following. Kind regards, Noel 00353 877856872

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Ninety years old, and a life spent on the land

“The good old days are today”, that’s according to farmer Tommy Walton. Join us as I chat with him on…

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Spinning the yarn: A new route to market

Join me in the west of Ireland as I spend a morning with members of the newly formed, ‘Galway Wool…

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It’s a long way to Tipperary for the Queen’s cows

How did some of the royal herd from Balmoral end up in Tipperary? Meet husband and wife team, Philip and…

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The village market: Meet the makers, growers and bakers

Market day in the picturesque village of Holycross. Join me as I meet and chat to a host of wonderful…

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The farm brewery going against the grain

Join me on a beautiful morning on the Deasy farm in north Tipperary with Maurice as we chat all things…

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What is ‘Burren bloom’? Farmer Aoife explains

Welcome to the Burren, a unique Limestone habitat in the west of Ireland on the Atlantic coast. Meet farmer, Aoife…

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The art of hedgelaying: a guide to this countryside craft

Join us on a farm in Derrynagarra, County Westmeath as we spend a morning with members of the Hedgelaying Association…

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The legacy of the local livestock market

Join us in ‘Mid Tipp’ mart in Thurles as we hear about the importance of the local livestock market to…

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Border collies, blackface sheep, and the bull with a bowler hat

Meet farmer Pat Whyte on his family farm in the Comeragh mountains, Co. Waterford as he prepares his Perth Blackface…

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The dairy farm rocking it as a concert venue

We head to the Anner river in Tipperary, to talk to John Bermingham about how he transformed his family dairy…

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Milking stools and ration books – a farmer’s memories of Tipperary

Jump back in time and hear stories recorded in an old cow byre in Tipperary. It’s all in this episode…

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Coconuts and computers – how to grow tomatoes in Ireland

Is the tomato REALLY a fruit? In the sunny south east of Ireland we visit Grantstown nurseries and tomato grower,…

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The father and daughter milking cows in a medieval city

The Mulhalls have an infectious passion for their pedigree Holstein herd. Hear about their switch to a robotic system, why…

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Magner’s farm, the hen lady and the Ned Kelly connection

In episode 4 of the ‘Out the Gap’ podcast we meet Australian born, Kylie Magner of Magner’s farm, who now…

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Barn owls: Why the farmer’s friend is in peril

Join me as I spend an evening ringing barn owl chicks, and learning about how farmers can help save these…

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Inside the wool industry and the ‘EasyCare’ sheep breed

Shearing, fattening Japanese Shrimps, and why sleeping under a wool duvet is good for your health! It’s all here in…