Charlie McConalogue

Minister ‘satisfied’ with appointment of Huey to Horse Sport Ireland board

The Minister has said he is satisfied that Dr Huey has the required expertise and governance experience to effectively contribute as a director to the board of Horse Sport Ireland.

NEWS 29 May 2026

Minister ‘satisfied’ with appointment of Huey to Horse Sport Ireland board

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Opinion: Government standing by their man, while the IFA stands by its demand

Opinion: Government standing by their man, while the IFA stands by its demand

OPINION 14 February 2026

€4.09m paid under 2025 dairy beef weighing scheme

€4.09m paid under 2025 dairy beef weighing scheme

NEWS 26 November 2025

SWS payments commence at the lower rate of €11.50/ewe

SWS payments commence at the lower rate of €11.50/ewe

SWS payments commence at the lower rate of €11.50/ewe

NEWS 12 November 2025

Minister must find funds to stop €6m in drystock payment cuts – IFA

Minister must find funds to stop €6m in drystock payment cuts – IFA

Minister must find funds to stop €6m in drystock payment cuts – IFA

NEWS 6 November 2025

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Payment cuts to beef and sheep schemes

Payment cuts to beef and sheep schemes

The payment for the 2025 National Beef Welfare Scheme will be cut by €8/calf, while the National Sheep Welfare Scheme will be cut by €1.50/ewe.

NEWS 1 January 1970

Mary Lou McDonald: a lot of work to be done to retain derogation

Mary Lou McDonald: a lot of work to be done to retain derogation

Former Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue was "quite laissez faire" around the renewal of the nitrates derogation, says Sinn Féin leader.

NEWS 1 January 1970

Coalition parties promised €60m for tillage sector

Coalition parties promised €60m for tillage sector

Tillage farmers are looking for €250/ha from the Government in this year of poor grain prices. How does that match up to what was promised during last year's general election.

NEWS 1 January 1970

New forgotten farmers scheme ‘only a step’ in the right direction

New forgotten farmers scheme ‘only a step’ in the right direction

Having been allocated €5m in Budget 2025, payments are to be capped at €5,000 per applicant.

NEWS 1 January 1970

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Understanding your soils: open day at Johnstown Castle

Understanding the soils on your farm is one of the most important investments you can make for the future.

Understanding your soils: open day at Johnstown Castle