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Dempsey at Large: a potential own goal

British food prices will decline as imports from lower cost countries increase and British produced food exports to mainland Europe will increase.

VIEWPOINTS 11 November 2026

Dempsey at Large: a potential own goal

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EU and UK finalise SPS deal to boost food and ag trade from 2028

EU and UK finalise SPS deal to boost food and ag trade from 2028

NEWS 6 November 2026

Irish beef price €1/kg below British

Irish beef price €1/kg below British

NEWS 4 November 2026

UK and EU reportedly strike deal to slash Brexit red tape on food trade

UK and EU reportedly strike deal to slash Brexit red tape on food trade

UK and EU reportedly strike deal to slash Brexit red tape on food trade

NEWS 4 November 2026

Editorial: will Brexit last or could the UK be on track for a dramatic return?

Editorial: will Brexit last or could the UK be on track for a dramatic return?

Editorial: will Brexit last or could the UK be on track for a dramatic return?

VIEWPOINTS 14 October 2026

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Ireland’s share of UK beef imports falls in first half of 2026

Ireland’s share of UK beef imports falls in first half of 2026

Irish share of UK beef import market drops to less than two-thirds in the first half of 2026.

NEWS 21 August 2026

Down to Agribusiness: butter battles, ABP deal and FBD’s millions

Down to Agribusiness: butter battles, ABP deal and FBD’s millions

On this week’s show, Stephen and Lorcan discuss the Tirlán-Ornua butter battle, ABP’s UK acquisition and they take a closer look at FBD Trust’s investment success.

PODCAST 14 August 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 18 July 2026

The PM has financial mountain to climb

The PM has financial mountain to climb

Burnham has been reluctant to name his choices for key cabinet posts, the most important of which is Chancellor of the Exchequer, Minister for Finance in plain English.

VIEWPOINTS 8 July 2026

Farmer Writes: we need to futureproof the beef sector

Farmer Writes: we need to futureproof the beef sector

A decade after the Brexit vote, Tommy Moyles thinks it could be another five years before the real impact of it will be felt on Irish beef farms.

FARMER WRITES 24 June 2026

‘Brexit broke Britain’ sign etched into English farmer's field

‘Brexit broke Britain’ sign etched into English farmer's field

Ten years ago, British farmers were promised that Brexit would reduce bureaucracy, strengthen exports and create new opportunities, but this is not the reality for many.

NEWS 23 June 2026

Analysis: Brexit is bad, but could have been worse

Analysis: Brexit is bad, but could have been worse

Much has changed in the decade since the UK voted to leave the EU, but the Brexit legacy continues to linger.

NEWS 21 June 2026

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National Dairy Conference: how can Irish dairy farming be made more resilient?

This year has presented numerous challenges to dairy farming including reduced milk prices, summer drought conditions in many areas, and ongoing pressures of production costs and labour availability.

National Dairy Conference: how can Irish dairy farming be made more resilient?

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