2025 was another busy year for the IFA, with events around the country, from meetings with An Taoiseach Micheál Martin to discussions on Mercosur trade deal.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin discussing farming priorities with the IFA President and commodity chairs at the IFA Stand at the Ploughing Championships.
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Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon addressing the national tillage crisis meeting in the Killashee Hotel in Naas ahead of the budget in October ‘25.
IFA and MII met the Tanáiste Simon Harris to reinforce the sector’s objections to the Mercosur trade deal and to remind the Tanáiste of the Programme for Government commitment to work with like-minded countries in opposing the deal.
2,000 farmers packed in Corrin Mart in early November 2025 as part of the IFA campaign to secure an extension to the nitrates derogation.
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Title: In pictures: another busy year for the IFA
2025 was another busy year for the IFA, with events around the country, from meetings with An Taoiseach Micheál Martin to discussions on Mercosur trade deal.
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Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon addressing the national tillage crisis meeting in the Killashee Hotel in Naas ahead of the budget in October ‘25.
IFA and MII met the Tanáiste Simon Harris to reinforce the sector’s objections to the Mercosur trade deal and to remind the Tanáiste of the Programme for Government commitment to work with like-minded countries in opposing the deal.
2,000 farmers packed in Corrin Mart in early November 2025 as part of the IFA campaign to secure an extension to the nitrates derogation.
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