The Minister says ‘Death’ is calling and you must not answer
Given the anticipated global St Patrick’s Day ministerial airlift, concerns have sprouted on what to do in case of emergency at home
Given the anticipated global St Patrick’s Day ministerial airlift, concerns have sprouted on what to do in case of emergency at home
Simon Harris rejects Sinn Féin call to remove Larry Murrin, says ‘you’ve come for a head and you’re not getting one’
Discovery of virus in four herds has led Beijing to suspend imports of Irish beef
Move comes just weeks after China lifted previous ban in place for more than a year
Nine will go to the United States including the Taoiseach, who is expected to meet US President Donald Trump
Clashes in the Dáil last week when Sinn Féin said anticipated legislation would lead to more tenants paying ‘rip-off rents’
The disease does not affect people but can cause severe illness in livestock and has a high mortality rate
Legal orders requiring poultry to be kept in secure buildings remain in place despite the declaration of ‘disease freedom’
Regulations aimed at improving transparency across agri-food supply chain to take effect later this year
Regulator will be able to compel companies to provide price and market information, although safeguards will apply
Irish farmers have ‘worked for decades, particularly in the beef sector, for the prices we’ve got today’, agm told
A masterclass by the farming lobby captured both the Government and Opposition
Barry Andrews said pharmaceuticals, tech and chemicals sectors stood to benefit from deal, as France announces decision to vote against
Réada Cronin says she will continue trying to persuade Sinn Féin ardfheis to ban ‘abhorrent, cruel, barbaric’ activity
Regulator had sought new legislation after some businesses failed to provide information as part of report in the supply of eggs
Former chief medical officer says opt-out from pollution restrictions is worrying for water quality
EU Commissioner Jessika Roswall needed convincing to renew contested exemption for Irish farmers
Fears of farmers’ protest ‘with 10,000 tractors in Dublin’ if Ireland backs EU deal with South American bloc
European Commission proposed granting Government’s request to continue derogation from nitrates regulations
Bird flu outbreaks have been confirmed in commercial turkey flocks in Carlow, Meath and Monaghan
Housing order cuts risk of further spread by ‘as much as 90 %’, says association
The latest outbreak was confirmed at a turkey farm in Co Monaghan
Farmers availing of sought-after extension to derogation will have to observe wider environmental standards - Jessika Roswall
Virus threatens poultry sector, with safety measures applying to ‘backyard flocks’ too
Two outbreaks detected among flocks in counties Carlow and Meath ahead of busy Christmas period
HSE is encouraging people in contact with poultry, waterfowl or pigs to avail of the free flu vaccine to protect them
Compulsory housing order issued for poultry and captive birds to minimise spread
Ministers to be briefed at Cabinet on plans to overhaul rules and guidance on State spending
Concerns that disease could spread as Cork park is home to hundreds of birds
Kilcullen mart attendees weigh in on the campaign so far with some considering casting a spoiled vote
Cork centre had said it would close on Tuesday and Wednesday
Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon hopes to secure farmers time to comply with EU habitats directive
Heather Humphreys of Fine Gael, Jim Gavin of Fianna Fáil and Independent Catherine Connolly have assembled experienced backroom teams
Agreement would lower barriers to trade between the EU and Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay
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