Michael Creed

Minister says families who were subject of dossiers would be contacted

Former MEP says she is looking forward to challenging Fianna Fail and Fine Gael dominance in 3-seat constituency

One-quarter of TDs are property investors or landowners

Wild Geese: Sarah Jane Bennett, Singapore

High Court rules Department of Marine ban has no legal effect on boats fishing in zone

Locals in Co Cork angered after more than 100 people turned up for event

Regional imbalance rectified with appointments from constituencies along west coast

Richard Bruton, Eoghan Murphy, Charlie Flanagan, Joe McHugh among those left out

Some flight and hotel expenses for State departments and local authorities written off

Legislation launched to expand funding for two emergency Covid-19 loan programmes

Deal came under fire over its cost and the lack of use of much private hospital capacity

It does not augur well that a bitter row has flared up over something so relatively small

If closure deemed necessary by experts ‘then that is what should happen and will happen’

Barry Cowen accused Fine Gael of acting in ‘bad faith’ by drawing up contingency plans

Siptu calls for special taskforce to tackle growing number of infected workers

Fast food chain has introduced new safety measures and called for customer patience

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

Labour source says tax pledge in FF-FG framework document is ‘unbelievably stupid’

Over 200 animals sold at Carnaross Mart in Meath with over 900 logging on

Livestock-Live app allows farmers buy and sell cattle and sheep online through marts

Normal mart activity ‘cannot resume until further notice’, says Minister for Agriculture

Cork North-West – Elected fifth count

Michael Creed (FG), Michael Moynihan (FF) and Aindrias Moynihan (FF) returned to Dáil

Varadkar and Fianna Fáil leader trade insults as they both rule out coalition with Sinn Féin

Disputes and rows can flare up between party running mates in run up to voting day

Irish live exports do not meet highest welfare standards – Ethical Farming Ireland claims

Old-style dust-up between two main parties expected here with Fine Gael looking to upset balance

Food scares, Brexit fears, rising costs, and how to cut a pineapple

Minister for Agriculture says Ireland’s exports are based on highest welfare standards

Minister for Agriculture expresses confidence in Cabinet colleague to resolve impasse

Critics say EU leaders ‘have failed abysmally to meet legal deadline to end overfishing’

Farmers calling for emergency meeting of the beef taskforce

Fianna Fáil leader urges Varadkar to action and says Easter would be natural end for Dáil

Seen & Heard: Revenue targets Airbnb hosts as An Post attacks State ‘incompetence’

Farmers are working towards sustainable alternatives, says Bryan Daniels

Retailers engaged in excessive profiteering while farm gate prices are ‘on the floor’

Grand National hero Tiger Roll crowned 2019 Horse of the Year

Twelve-hour action at major Aldi distribution centre in Kildare was the latest in long-running series of beef price protests

Judge should have shown more ‘consideration’ for people affected by delays, claims John McGuinness

Minister plays down concerns for animal welfare over expanding exports abroad