A good deal of dry, if rather cloudy, weather is forecast on Thursday.
Some bright or sunny spells, mainly over Ulster, Connacht and north Leinster are expected. Met Éireann has said it will be rather misty elsewhere, with a little patchy drizzle at times.
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Highest temperatures will reach 13°C in parts, in light northwest or variable breezes.
The ICBF has dismissed speculation that it is planning to overhaul how it ranks beef bulls and replace the Active Beef Bull List.
Beef farmers are considered to be the poor relation when compared to other sectors, but there is room for improvement said one senior figure in the industry.
A bulk straw supplier in the midlands is importing straw from Europe.
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Weather forecast
A good deal of dry, if rather cloudy, weather is forecast on Thursday.
Some bright or sunny spells, mainly over Ulster, Connacht and north Leinster are expected. Met Éireann has said it will be rather misty elsewhere, with a little patchy drizzle at times.
Highest temperatures will reach 13°C in parts, in light northwest or variable breezes.
The ICBF has dismissed speculation that it is planning to overhaul how it ranks beef bulls and replace the Active Beef Bull List.
Beef farmers are considered to be the poor relation when compared to other sectors, but there is room for improvement said one senior figure in the industry.
A bulk straw supplier in the midlands is importing straw from Europe.
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