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Rural revolt on Mercosur

MEPs, backbench TDs, government independents and all opposition parties are united in calling for the government to oppose Mercosur

NEWS 17 December 2025

Rural revolt on Mercosur

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McGrath and the derogation debate

McGrath and the derogation debate

DEALER 3 December 2025

MEPs sound alarm on conditions of derogation extension

MEPs sound alarm on conditions of derogation extension

NEWS 27 November 2025

Cowen seeks to strengthen Mercosur safeguards

Cowen seeks to strengthen Mercosur safeguards

Cowen seeks to strengthen Mercosur safeguards

NEWS 27 November 2025

Social Democrats accused of attempting to sabotage derogation bid

Social Democrats accused of attempting to sabotage derogation bid

Social Democrats accused of attempting to sabotage derogation bid

NEWS 10 November 2025

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Will presidential fall-out affect CAP?

Will presidential fall-out affect CAP?

Whoever leads Fianna Fáil leads the Government through to 2017, and leads the EU's budget negotiations next year.

DEALER 27 September 2025

Opinion: Humphreys' route to presidency is a country road

Opinion: Humphreys' route to presidency is a country road

There is still a path to the presidency for Heather Humphreys, but she needs a strong turnout from rural voters, where she is likely to out-poll Catherine Connolly.

OPINION 27 September 2025

Opinion: with Budget 2026 now revealed, the CAP budget D-day looms closer

Opinion: with Budget 2026 now revealed, the CAP budget D-day looms closer

We can expect the CAP budget for 2028-2035 to be determined over the next 12 months. But will Micheál Martin be leading negotiations for Ireland and for Europe?

OPINION 27 September 2025

Will Billy and the Barry's lead the charge against Micheál Martin?

Will Billy and the Barry's lead the charge against Micheál Martin?

The Fianna Fáil leadership is now a live issue following the Jim Gavin's withdrawal from the presidential contest.

DEALER 27 September 2025

Gavin withdraws from presidential race

Gavin withdraws from presidential race

The former Dublin football manager had been the preferred candidate for 30.28% of farmers polled by the Irish Farmers Journal.

NEWS 27 September 2025

Budget support essential for tillage farmers under pressure

Budget support essential for tillage farmers under pressure

Tillage farmers will hope to see the Government parties Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael deliver on their pre-election promises to provide €60m/year to the sector.

VIEWPOINTS 27 September 2025

Opinion: we aren't in Dire Straits, but it looks like a Money for Nothing budget

Opinion: we aren't in Dire Straits, but it looks like a Money for Nothing budget

With a rainy day-approach dominating our post-election budget, it looks like farmers won't get much by way of windfall from the budget.

OPINION 27 September 2025

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Irish dairy’s green advantage across the globe

Our success in export markets depends not only on finding new buyers, but on protecting the strong and hard-fought position we occupy on the global stage.

Irish dairy’s green advantage across the globe

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