Dawn Meats

With billions of euro at stake, processors may need to make changes to work practices

Waterford-based processor shores up UK business ahead of Brexit

Production resumes in Waterford after 10 weeks as fast food group starts phased reopening of outlets

A dozen meat processing factories and up to 600 workers have been infected by virus

Outbreak of illness could limit capacity in sector still recovering from beef plan conflict

Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed has said he is aware of six clusters at plants

Almost half of all work permits issued last month to non-EU nationals were for medical personnel

Mark Rogers, head of HR at Coca-Cola in Ballina, Co Mayo

Minister for Justice updated at meeting with representatives of meat factories

Only three protests lifted since deal, according to beef farmer group

Creed urges farmers to ‘step away from blockades’ as beef deal stalls

Fate of the blockades on the other 16 plants across the country is not yet clear

Slaney Foods said it retained the right to return to court if the need arose

Meat Industry Ireland says it has deferred legal proceedings and expects reciprocity

Company says it has photographs of previous notice of court orders being ripped from pole

Aontú deputy Peadar Tóibín had tried to make representations in Liffey Meats case

Some protestors have told the High Court they will not obstruct meat processors

IFA tells court farmers involved may not be aware of consequences for breaching ruling

High Court told potential new beef deal with China could be put in jeopardy by ongoing protests

Move from meat processor comes as industry faced off against protesters

‘Government has no sense of how beef farmers’ euro filters through community’

Irish meat processor is owned by the Queally brothers, who also own Dawn Meats

Steak produced in Limerick from grass-fed Angus cross described as ‘picture perfect’

The inaugural Energia Family Business Awards recognised the very best of Ireland’s family-run companies

Regional airports to get almost €14m in taxpayer funding

Irish market is ‘immature’ when it comes to independent certification

Faced with fussy kids, these women created inspired products for the supermarket shelf

Seen and Heard: Big four concerned over new grading system; Bon Secours merger

Change is coming but needs to be comprehensive; from wind energy to solar power to self-generation

Family seeks answers from Law Society after solicitor retained portion of €5.2m award

Three Irish companies exhibiting at the China International Import Expo 2018 tell us why they are taking part

‘Lab meat’ will sit ‘somewhere between low-cost hamburgers and high-end cuts’

Beef imported to China expected to grow by 76% in coming decade

Minister for Agriculture meets Chinese counterpart on first day of trade mission

Commissioner says CAP is seen as an ‘obvious target for cuts’ in many EU quarters

Most other major employers, including Aer Lingus, will pay staff for days lost

Siptu condemns move but Dawn Meats insists arrangements in line with sector norms

Healthcare, food and agri, financial services and the industrial sectors led the way for Irish M&A in 2017

Being a living kidney donor to his wife `scares the bejaysus’ out of Mark Gilnagh

Goodman-owned group’s facility to produce enough energy to power 12,000 homes