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WORLD 14 October 2026

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Farmers question the value of Origin Green at forum

Farmers question the value of Origin Green at forum

NEWS 14 October 2026

No immediate threat to live export trade - ICSA

No immediate threat to live export trade - ICSA

NEWS 16 September 2026

Call for higher Irish grain requirement in whiskey as US tariffs to end

Call for higher Irish grain requirement in whiskey as US tariffs to end

Call for higher Irish grain requirement in whiskey as US tariffs to end

NEWS 14 September 2026

A win for golf and tillage farmers: US tariffs to be removed from Irish whiskey

A win for golf and tillage farmers: US tariffs to be removed from Irish whiskey

A win for golf and tillage farmers: US tariffs to be removed from Irish whiskey

NEWS 13 September 2026

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Agriculture pulled Ireland 'by the nose' out of recession - Minister Burke

Agriculture pulled Ireland 'by the nose' out of recession - Minister Burke

Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, Peter Burke highlighted the contribution of the agricultural sector to Ireland’s economy and rural communities at the recent Ploughing launch day.

NEWS 26 August 2026

Cavan native appointed Bord Bia’s new North America manager

Cavan native appointed Bord Bia’s new North America manager

Joe Moore will take up the role later this month, overseeing Ireland’s second-largest regional market for food and drink exports.

NEWS 26 August 2026

New US quota open to Irish beef

New US quota open to Irish beef

Despite Ireland having access to the 300,000 tonne Trump quota, don't expect any major change in Irish beef export patterns.

NEWS 26 August 2026

Down to Agribusiness: exports, energy and Trump bails out Brazil

Down to Agribusiness: exports, energy and Trump bails out Brazil

On this week’s show, Lorcan and Amy discuss the performance of Irish food exports in the first half of the year and get a reality check on climate policy.

NEWS 26 August 2026

Food and drink exports down for first half of 2026

Food and drink exports down for first half of 2026

Despite being down compared with the first half of last year, it has been a strong first half for Irish exports.

NEWS 26 August 2026

Electricity imports up as demand increases

Electricity imports up as demand increases

Ireland is becoming increasingly reliant on imported electricity, as growing demand puts pressure on the country’s supply, writes Stephen Robb

RENEWABLES 26 August 2026

Watch: Cavan exporter is fond of Fiats

Watch: Cavan exporter is fond of Fiats

Gary Abbott caught up with Dessie Heery of Trade Tractors, a Cavan business specialising in used tractor exports and the sale of rare, sought-after classic tractors

FARM MACHINERY 26 August 2026

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Simply Better: six generations of cheesemaking at Gubbeen Farmhouse Cheese

From a family farm in west Cork to the shelves of Dunnes Stores, Gubbeen Farmhouse Cheese brings generations of cheesemaking tradition to the Simply Better range.

Simply Better: six generations of cheesemaking at Gubbeen Farmhouse Cheese

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