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TAMS ranking: winners and losers

Martin Merrick looks at who is likely to win when it comes to ranking and selection, and who may lose out on grant aid.

INFRASTRUCTURE 24 December 2025

TAMS ranking: winners and losers

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Highly engineered buildings for high yielders in Kilkenny

Highly engineered buildings for high yielders in Kilkenny

INFRASTRUCTURE 27 April 2025

Spring a good time to look at design for labour-friendly calf sheds

Spring a good time to look at design for labour-friendly calf sheds

INFRASTRUCTURE 26 April 2025

Strength and safety key focus for new suckler calving shed

Strength and safety key focus for new suckler calving shed

Strength and safety key focus for new suckler calving shed

INFRASTRUCTURE 26 April 2025

Seaside second block gets major infrastructure upgrade

Seaside second block gets major infrastructure upgrade

Seaside second block gets major infrastructure upgrade

INFRASTRUCTURE 23 April 2025

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Seeing double with two underpasses in Cork

Seeing double with two underpasses in Cork

The O’Sullivans recently completed work on not one but two underpasses on their West Cork dairy farm. Martin Merrick reports.

INFRASTRUCTURE 1 January 1970

Is it a wise time to invest in infrastructure?

Is it a wise time to invest in infrastructure?

Does it make sense now, with high commodity prices, to return that money back in to the business through developments of infrastructure? Martin Merrick attempts to answer such.

INFRASTRUCTURE 1 January 1970

Farm fencing – to go with or without TAMS aid

Farm fencing – to go with or without TAMS aid

Bovine electric fencing has a reference cost of €2.77/m while sheep fencing has a reference cost of €6.75/m on lowland ground and €8.81/m on mountain terrain.

INFRASTRUCTURE 1 January 1970

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Irish dairy’s green advantage across the globe

Our success in export markets depends not only on finding new buyers, but on protecting the strong and hard-fought position we occupy on the global stage.

Irish dairy’s green advantage across the globe