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Gas prices hit four-year high with Irish electricity bills likely to rise

Approaching winter, low stocks and tight supplies all drive demand for gas.

NEWS 14 October 2026

Gas prices hit four-year high with Irish electricity bills likely to rise

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Down to Agribusiness: diesel reserves, budget and how CBAM works

Down to Agribusiness: diesel reserves, budget and how CBAM works

NEWS 9 October 2026

Mullooly demands immediate €46m fertiliser support and review of CBAM

Mullooly demands immediate €46m fertiliser support and review of CBAM

NEWS 5 October 2026

Budget 2027: the key asks from farm organisations

Budget 2027: the key asks from farm organisations

Budget 2027: the key asks from farm organisations

NEWS 30 September 2026

‘Very real danger rising costs are becoming unsustainable’ - ICSA

‘Very real danger rising costs are becoming unsustainable’ - ICSA

‘Very real danger rising costs are becoming unsustainable’ - ICSA

NEWS 28 September 2026

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Farmers angered over rejection of CBAM safeguard

Farmers angered over rejection of CBAM safeguard

The proposed brake or safeguard clause would have facilitated the suspension of CBAM in exceptional circumstances, such as the surge in prices last year.

NEWS 17 September 2026

CBAM also hitting farm building costs

CBAM also hitting farm building costs

Farmers are paying for the Carbon Border Abatement Measure on much more than just fertiliser, write Pat O'Toole and Martin Merrick.

NEWS 17 September 2026

Big surge in fertiliser sales in September

Big surge in fertiliser sales in September

Fertiliser suppliers in NI have shifted a lot of product since the start of September.

NORTHERN IRELAND 17 September 2026

Profits at Origin challenged by weather and conflict

Profits at Origin challenged by weather and conflict

The company had exceptional expenses relating to restructuring and a fine during the year.

NEWS 17 September 2026

MEPs slap down CBAM emergency clause

MEPs slap down CBAM emergency clause

The proposed emergency clause would have allowed the European Commission to temporarily suspend the application of carbon border adjustment mechanism in exceptional circumstances.

NEWS 17 September 2026

ICMSA slams Commissioner, saying red tape is 'killing the advisory services'

ICMSA slams Commissioner, saying red tape is 'killing the advisory services'

Farm organisations were speaking to the Commissioner for Agriculture Christophe Hansen on day three of the National Ploughing Championships.

NEWS 17 September 2026

MEPs reject emergency brake for EU carbon tax on fertiliser imports

MEPs reject emergency brake for EU carbon tax on fertiliser imports

The Commission sought emergency brake for CBAM on any products seeing price spikes related to the tax, but MEPs have voted against it.

NEWS 17 September 2026

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