Energy

Coolmore 'deeply sorry' for removal of over 1km of hedgerow

Fine of €100,000 imposed on the Coolmore-backed company on Friday by judge Deirdre Brown at circuit court in Clonmel.

NEWS 14 March 2026

Coolmore 'deeply sorry' for removal of over 1km of hedgerow

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Extreme volatility in energy markets

Extreme volatility in energy markets

NEWS 11 March 2026

Macra urges Government to ease pressure of rising energy costs on young people

Macra urges Government to ease pressure of rising energy costs on young people

NEWS 10 March 2026

Energy prices surge again on Monday

Energy prices surge again on Monday

Energy prices surge again on Monday

NEWS 9 March 2026

Farm Tech Talk: Bord Bia review, fertiliser prices and field work

Farm Tech Talk: Bord Bia review, fertiliser prices and field work

Farm Tech Talk: Bord Bia review, fertiliser prices and field work

PODCAST 6 March 2026

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Fuel industry tells Minister Burke it will co-operate with CCPC probe

Fuel industry tells Minister Burke it will co-operate with CCPC probe

The CCPC is assessing public suspicions of price gouging on petrol, diesel and home heating oil.

NEWS 4 March 2026

IFA seeks immediate suspension of carbon tax

IFA seeks immediate suspension of carbon tax

The IFA has called for an immediate suspension of the carbon tax to help alleviate surging energy and fuel costs.

NEWS 4 March 2026

Green diesel surges 21c/l in just days

Green diesel surges 21c/l in just days

As of Tuesday morning, green diesel prices had surged by over 21c/l to €1.21/litre following the US and Israeli attack on Iran on Saturday, with further rises expected.

NEWS 4 March 2026

Goodman objects to Co Louth solar farm

Goodman objects to Co Louth solar farm

Farm controlled by Larry Goodman objects to 268ac solar farm near Castlebellingham, Co Louth.

NEWS 4 March 2026

Renewables progress not reflected in bills

Renewables progress not reflected in bills

Ireland’s renewable success offers little comfort to consumers and farmers as electricity prices remain the highest in Europe.

RENEWABLES 4 March 2026

Grain Trends: oil price rises and freight increases

Grain Trends: oil price rises and freight increases

Here is a look at the latest grain market report, which reports on wheat, barley and oilseed prices.

MARKETS 4 March 2026

Minister accused of hatchet job on TAMS solar PV

Minister accused of hatchet job on TAMS solar PV

The Minister of Agriculture has been accused of doing a of hatchet job on TAMS solar PV grants, just as energy prices are set to skyrocket again.

NEWS 4 March 2026

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Advice for supporting gut health

Taking a preventative approach to scours and supplying calves with targeted health products during digestive disturbance are essential for sustained growth.

Advice for supporting gut health

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