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Asba Meats’ failure to pay over €300,000 to farms caused ‘untold damage’

Judge Harris said he would not be finalising sentence on Thursday in order to allow the outstanding monies to be paid over to farmers. Gordon Deegan reports.

NEWS 12 June 2026

Asba Meats’ failure to pay over €300,000 to farms caused ‘untold damage’

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Hidden gems in Leinster: 12 lesser-known places to visit this summer

Hidden gems in Leinster: 12 lesser-known places to visit this summer

FEATURES 10 June 2026

Neven Maguire: spice up your summer salad

Neven Maguire: spice up your summer salad

NEVEN 10 June 2026

Karl Henry: GLP-1s and obesity care, what you need to know

Karl Henry: GLP-1s and obesity care, what you need to know

Karl Henry: GLP-1s and obesity care, what you need to know

L2 10 June 2026

‘Since I waved her off at Cork Airport, the world seems to have shifted'

‘Since I waved her off at Cork Airport, the world seems to have shifted'

‘Since I waved her off at Cork Airport, the world seems to have shifted'

L2 10 June 2026

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Gardening with Paul: clematis clambering to new heights in the garden

Gardening with Paul: clematis clambering to new heights in the garden

Large flowered clematis are climbing stars reaching pinnacles of perfection for a stunning summer display.

GARDENING 10 June 2026

Money Mentor: leasing land - formalise it or keep it in the family?

Money Mentor: leasing land - formalise it or keep it in the family?

Breaking down the impact of leasing your land to a neighbour.

MONEY MENTOR 10 June 2026

Another difficult year to manage grass

Another difficult year to manage grass

Castlederg dairy farmer Jessica Pollock currently has a surplus of grass on farm.

FARMER WRITES 10 June 2026

Farmer Writes: no shortage of grass

Farmer Writes: no shortage of grass

The paddocks are already a week later than I would like, and quality will only deteriorate further if they are left standing.

FARMER WRITES 10 June 2026

Increased retail sales must lift beef prices - IFA

Increased retail sales must lift beef prices - IFA

IFA Livestock Chair Declan Hanrahan said increased retail sales of beef in key markets in recent weeks must be returned to farmers in higher beef prices by factories.

NEWS 10 June 2026

Weanling trade holds firm at Enniskillen

Weanling trade holds firm at Enniskillen

David Clarke reports on the trade for cattle at Enniskillen Mart last Thursday.

NORTHERN IRELAND 10 June 2026

Vet's Corner: the forgotten nutrient costing Irish farmers performance

Vet's Corner: the forgotten nutrient costing Irish farmers performance

Cows can drink 14l/minute, while the recommended flow rate for a 100-cow herd is 15l/minute.

NEWS 10 June 2026

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National Dairy Council bridging the urban-rural divide through school farm visit

Kildare dairy farmer welcomed students as part of a National Dairy Council initiative, which saw 1,500 pupils across Ireland visit working dairy farms during May.

National Dairy Council bridging the urban-rural divide through school farm visit

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