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CSO data for the past 10 years shows that farm building work began to increase in 2025 after a couple of years of stable works.
Minister says he won’t stand for Bord Bia QA schemes being undermined
Work starts on Ireland's largest rooftop solar installation
453ac Kildare estate sells for €12.3m at auction
Mart manager view: hoggets start brightly as beef cattle demand rebounds
Farmers should prepare to feed more silage to cows in summer - Teagasc
Martin Merrick outlines some of the key figures and dates that farmers should be mindful of when it comes to soiled water storage as well as how to calculate your requirements.
Cereals, tomatoes, vegetables, orchards, vineyards and hazelnut groves were among the worst-affected crops from the extreme weather episode.
Martin Merrick looks at what is driving concrete costs, and who are some of the key players involved in the industry.
After it looked possible that there would be no scheme in 2026, €750,000 has been awarded to help support farmers preserve traditional farm buildings and structures.
The scheme is delivered in partnership between the Department of Agriculture and the Heritage Council.
The pair have received LEADER funding to convert outhouses and sheds on their family farm into a whiskey maturation, bonding and bottling business.
A Co Monaghan farm that came on the market before Christmas was confirmed as sold recently. The farm exceeded it's guide price by almost €5,000/ac, writes Tommy Moyles.
Take a ‘trip down memory lane’ at Sligo Folk Park along the Wild Atlantic Way This heritage tourist attraction nestled in the heart of rural Sligo is a fun-filled day out for all the family, showcasing life as it would have been in the late-1800s to the mid-1900s.
