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Hundreds turn out at Stormont protest over cattle cull

Farmers were joined by local politicians at the protest outside Stormont on Monday.

NORTHERN IRELAND 10 August 2026

Hundreds turn out at Stormont protest over cattle cull

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Department told to destroy unauthorised veterinary medicines worth €100,000

Department told to destroy unauthorised veterinary medicines worth €100,000

This was one example of a number of prosecutions which arose from Department investigations last year.

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Dairy farmer mounts court challenge to overturn milk sale ban

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Seán Coughlan wants the High Court to allow him to sell milk, as he hopes to mount a wider challenge against the Department of Agriculture.

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Farmer Writes: a bull with no trousers

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Carlow duck farmer wins latest court battle with Department

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A judicial review brought by the Department of Agriculture has failed to overturn the District Court verdict in favour of poultry farmer John Fitzgerald.

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Ex-IFA chair Alo Mohan’s €32m poultry VAT damages claim thrown out

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A poultry farmer’s bid to seek €32m from the State over his claim that he suffered damages for refusing to engage in VAT fraud has been struck out.

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Latvian farmer suspected of robotic milking equipment subsidy fraud

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The farmer submitted a fabricated video intended to create the false impression that the equipment was fully installed and operational.

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€1.7m CAP fraud involving farmland uncovered in Greece

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