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All the year's top stories captured every week in our Page 2 cartoons by cartoonist Jim Cogan.
Over 1,500 animals seized by Department in 2025
Watch: Herbie's heifers hit €7,800 in Carrigallen
Revised age limit in NI beef scheme
Family-run sawmill, Ireland's biggest firewood supplier
How this Laois derogation farmer is helping water quality
A total of 37,610 TB reactors were identified in the 12 months from the 8 December 2024 to the 7 December 2025. This was a drop of 3,195 on the previous 12-month period.
The EU’s Common Market Organisation proposals have been the subject of unsuccessful trialogue negotiations in Brussels.
Auctioneers across the country have noticed a number of trends changing when it comes to land leases with commodity prices and policy impacting many decisions around leasing land reports Tommy Moyles.
The year 2026 will see a flurry of policy moves in Brussels that will impact farmers, with the year to be a crucial one for both CAP and Mercosur.
Many farmers feel that the swift eradication of BVD was over-promised to get industry buy in at the very beginning of the programme, but has still failed to deliver BVD-free status.
Career psychologist Sinéad Brady explains why more people are choosing lives that feel rooted - not rushed. She reflects on how Co Cavan was always destined to be home.
Refurbished yard and upgraded house sitting on prime quality limestone land is ready for new owners.
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.
