Anthony O'Toole

All rosy in the Tullamore tent

It appears tensions have eased somewhat between the IFA and Bord Bia, in public at least.

NEWS 12 August 2026

All rosy in the Tullamore tent

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Hands off farm schemes in budget, say farm leaders

Hands off farm schemes in budget, say farm leaders

NEWS 5 August 2026

Overview report for 46 catchments due next month

Overview report for 46 catchments due next month

NEWS 5 August 2026

Call for new supermarkets with discounted food

Call for new supermarkets with discounted food

Call for new supermarkets with discounted food

DEALER 29 July 2026

Meet the women bringing the Dublin Horse Show stories to life

Meet the women bringing the Dublin Horse Show stories to life

Meet the women bringing the Dublin Horse Show stories to life

NEWS 29 July 2026

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Carlow duck farmer wins latest court battle with Department

Carlow duck farmer wins latest court battle with Department

A judicial review brought by the Department of Agriculture has failed to overturn the District Court verdict in favour of poultry farmer John Fitzgerald.

NEWS 28 June 2026

High costs stressed in IFA budget submission

High costs stressed in IFA budget submission

Volatility and the high cost of doing business are dominant themes in the IFA's proposal package for Budget 2027.

NEWS 28 June 2026

'Irish farmers central to EU food security'

'Irish farmers central to EU food security'

The Irish Farmers Journal talked to TDs attending the IFA's pre-budget lobbying session last week and asked what they saw as the main priorities at present.

NEWS 28 June 2026

Opinion: Falklands still suffering from Brexit as Gibraltar removes EU border

Opinion: Falklands still suffering from Brexit as Gibraltar removes EU border

Ten years after the Brexit referendum, two British overseas territories are, like Ireland, struggling to cope with the fallout from the UK leaving the EU.

OPINION 28 June 2026

Irish pig society and pedigree cattle breeders among co-ops struck off register

Irish pig society and pedigree cattle breeders among co-ops struck off register

Over 40 co-ops – many related to food production and farming – were removed from the Register of Friendly Societies in 2025 for failing to file annual returns as required.

NEWS 28 June 2026

Land use national dialogue needed – report

Land use national dialogue needed – report

A report on land use has called for a national dialogue to consider who we use land, and how to better balance land management.

NEWS 28 June 2026

A changing landscape of payments for the changing EU landscape

A changing landscape of payments for the changing EU landscape

As the European Union has expanded, the system of CAP supports has evolved.

BLANK 28 June 2026

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Looking for a reason to get out and explore this August?

National Heritage Week runs from 15-23 August, with over 2,000 events taking place across Ireland. Many are free and family-friendly, making it the perfect opportunity to try something new.

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