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Coillte and NPWS criticised over deer control at Wicklow TB meeting

A TB meeting was held in Valleymount, Co Wicklow, on Monday night due to a continued high TB herd incidence in the west Wicklow area.

NEWS 4 November 2026

Coillte and NPWS criticised over deer control at Wicklow TB meeting

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Government criticised over lack of funding for nature restoration by CCAC

Government criticised over lack of funding for nature restoration by CCAC

NEWS 4 November 2026

MLAs hear opposing views on hunting

MLAs hear opposing views on hunting

NORTHERN IRELAND 28 October 2026

Proposals to strengthen ESB powers a 'significant concern' for forest landowners

Proposals to strengthen ESB powers a 'significant concern' for forest landowners

Proposals to strengthen ESB powers a 'significant concern' for forest landowners

NEWS 27 October 2026

UFU oppose bill to ban hunting with dogs

UFU oppose bill to ban hunting with dogs

UFU oppose bill to ban hunting with dogs

NORTHERN IRELAND 14 October 2026

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Hedge-cutting season: the counties issuing the most notices to landowners

Hedge-cutting season: the counties issuing the most notices to landowners

The Irish Farmers Journal has learned that there is wide variance in the number of notifications sent to landowners on the obligation to cut roadside hedges on their property. Tommy Moyles reports.

NEWS 23 September 2026

Share Farming EIP: 'Without landowners, succession can’t take place'

Share Farming EIP: 'Without landowners, succession can’t take place'

Speaking at the National Ploughing Championships in Tullamore, programme manager and facilitator Patrick Brady emphasised the need for engagement from older farmers.

NEWS 16 September 2026

Agriculture pulled Ireland 'by the nose' out of recession - Minister Burke

Agriculture pulled Ireland 'by the nose' out of recession - Minister Burke

Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, Peter Burke highlighted the contribution of the agricultural sector to Ireland’s economy and rural communities at the recent Ploughing launch day.

NEWS 11 September 2026

63 cases of potentially unsafe activity near gas transmission pipes last year

63 cases of potentially unsafe activity near gas transmission pipes last year

Ditch clearing was the most common activity that caused an encroachment, accounting for five of the 24 incidents so far this year, while building contractors were involved in seven.

NEWS 10 September 2026

Over 20 landowners involved in proposed 606ac Kerry-Limerick solar farm

Over 20 landowners involved in proposed 606ac Kerry-Limerick solar farm

A decision is due later this month on the Limerick element of a proposed 606ac solar farm spanning lands on both sides of the Kerry-Limerick border.

NEWS 2 September 2026

10 things to know about forestry in Ireland

10 things to know about forestry in Ireland

The Department has published the Annual Forest Statistics Report for 2026, which outlines key figures such as the total forest area in Ireland and afforestation figures.

FORESTRY 24 August 2026

Next wave of wind and solar farms on the way

Next wave of wind and solar farms on the way

The next generation of wind and solar projects is set to bid for Government support as Ireland works towards 80% renewable electricity by 2030, writes Stephen Robb.

RENEWABLES 29 July 2026

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