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Peace would just be the start

An end to the conflict in Iran would not see an immediate return to February prices.

NEWS 25 March 2026

Peace would just be the start

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ICOS calls on Government to suspend CBAM immediately

ICOS calls on Government to suspend CBAM immediately

NEWS 20 March 2026

Better targeted supports needed for volatile farm incomes, report finds

Better targeted supports needed for volatile farm incomes, report finds

NEWS 19 March 2026

Slow energy transition leaves Ireland exposed

Slow energy transition leaves Ireland exposed

Slow energy transition leaves Ireland exposed

NEWS 18 March 2026

Colm McCarthy: higher density development is the solution for Dublin

Colm McCarthy: higher density development is the solution for Dublin

Colm McCarthy: higher density development is the solution for Dublin

VIEWPOINTS 17 March 2026

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FBD grew farm business in 2025

FBD grew farm business in 2025

Insurers annual report showed earnings hit from payouts relating to storm Éowyn.

NEWS 14 January 2026

Liquidator appointed to Kilkenny vegetable grower’s company

Liquidator appointed to Kilkenny vegetable grower’s company

The farm comprises 700ac and is one of the largest vegetable growers in the south east.

NEWS 14 January 2026

Irish grocery inflation holds at 6.8%

Irish grocery inflation holds at 6.8%

Latest data from Worldpanel shows retail price increases continue into 2026.

NEWS 14 January 2026

Iran conflict is a global mess

Iran conflict is a global mess

Closure of key trade route is driving commodity prices higher and will increase costs for farmers, depending on how long the conflict lasts.

NEWS 14 January 2026

Grocery inflation ticks higher again

Grocery inflation ticks higher again

Latest data shows that consumer spending rose to €1.2bn in January.

NEWS 14 January 2026

Labour the biggest issue for Ireland’s food exporters

Labour the biggest issue for Ireland’s food exporters

The CEO sentiment survey undertaken by Bord Bia shows that the cost of, and access to, workers remains the biggest challenge facing food businesses.

NEWS 14 January 2026

Is it time to repair or replace?

Is it time to repair or replace?

Machine uptime is now a critical factor in modern agriculture, at a time when machine costs and repairs are higher than ever. Michael Moroney looks at the pros and cons of repair and replacement.

TRACTORS 14 January 2026

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Reducing calf pneumonia with vaccination on a Donegal dairy-beef farm

In east Donegal, farmer Gareth Peoples explains how a tailored vaccination programme transformed the health and performance of his calves, while reducing stress during this busy period.

Reducing calf pneumonia with vaccination on a Donegal dairy-beef farm

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