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INHFA rattled as Nature Restoration Law funds yet to materialise

The INHFA wants clarity brought to the funding and measures Ireland is planning on using to meet Nature Restoration Law targets.

CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT 27 December 2025

INHFA rattled as Nature Restoration Law funds yet to materialise

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INHFA warns that greenway land CPOs put farmers on slippery slope

INHFA warns that greenway land CPOs put farmers on slippery slope

NEWS 12 November 2025

Westport farmer calls time on next phase of Mayo greenway proposal

Westport farmer calls time on next phase of Mayo greenway proposal

NEWS 22 October 2025

Farmers call on State to cease buying hill land

Farmers call on State to cease buying hill land

Farmers call on State to cease buying hill land

NEWS 17 October 2025

Farmers advised to overpay tax for 2025

Farmers advised to overpay tax for 2025

Farmers advised to overpay tax for 2025

NEWS 15 October 2025

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No increase in support for sheep and sucklers is a 'missed opportunity' - INHFA

No increase in support for sheep and sucklers is a 'missed opportunity' - INHFA

INHFA vice president John Joe Fitzgerald said that no extra funding for sheep and sucklers indicates that Government is willing to accept declining numbers.

NEWS 17 September 2025

INHFA takes aim at State rewilding plans

INHFA takes aim at State rewilding plans

The hill farmers contrasted the State's continued purchase of lands for national parks with its refusal to invest in a hill research farm.

NEWS 17 September 2025

INHFA hits out at State's upland 'rewilding' as no hill research farm in place

INHFA hits out at State's upland 'rewilding' as no hill research farm in place

The INHFA has called for the State to establish a hill farm research facility, rather than continuing to buy up lands for the NPWS.

NEWS 17 September 2025

Concerns raised over CPOs for greenway

Concerns raised over CPOs for greenway

The Minister for Agriculture, Martin Heydon, described the use of CPOs for greenways as 'really divisive'.

NEWS 17 September 2025

Teagasc has no plans for uplands research farm

Teagasc has no plans for uplands research farm

Stan Lalor pointed out that Teagasc was working closely with their counterparts in Northern Ireland and Scotland to access uplands research which was applicable to Irish farmers.

NEWS 17 September 2025

Over 1,500 farmers still waiting on ACRES payments

Over 1,500 farmers still waiting on ACRES payments

Payments to 97% of the 54,000 farmers in ACRES were now up to date, Minister Heydon told the AGM of the Irish Natura and Hill Farmers Association (INHFA).

NEWS 17 September 2025

Don't underestimate the value of extensive farming, says Molloy

Don't underestimate the value of extensive farming, says Molloy

Pheilim Molloy is ratified as the new INHFA president at the association's AGM in Strokestown.

NEWS 17 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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