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Energy security driving renewable rollout

Another global conflict, another energy price shock, and another reminder of just how exposed this island remains to disruptions in energy supply, writes Stephen Robb.

RENEWABLES 11 March 2026

Energy security driving renewable rollout

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Commission seeks members for new farmland policy group

Commission seeks members for new farmland policy group

NEWS 2 March 2026

Commodity prices at play when it comes to land leases

Commodity prices at play when it comes to land leases

PROPERTY 30 December 2025

Newbliss farm with no entitlements available for lease

Newbliss farm with no entitlements available for lease

Newbliss farm with no entitlements available for lease

PROPERTY 11 December 2025

Royal battle for Meath farm lease under way

Royal battle for Meath farm lease under way

Royal battle for Meath farm lease under way

NEWS 12 November 2025

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Being tax efficient does not mean paying no tax at all

Being tax efficient does not mean paying no tax at all

While there are plenty of ways to reduce tax bills, spending should also make good financial sense.

PENSIONS & SAVINGS 1 January 1970

Grain market an unlevel playing pitch - IFA

Grain market an unlevel playing pitch - IFA

IFA grain chair Kieran McEvoy has said that Government support is needed in the tillage sector to make it viable.

NEWS 1 January 1970

Water charge warning to farmers leasing land

Water charge warning to farmers leasing land

Uisce Éireann has recommended that farmers should find out if charges are included with the rental agreement.

NEWS 1 January 1970

News Podcast: milk supplies, knackery throughput and meadow leases

News Podcast: milk supplies, knackery throughput and meadow leases

This week, the news team brings you the latest on milk supply trends, knackery throughput and a recent uptick in farmers opting for traditional meadow leases.

PODCAST 1 January 1970

My Farming Week: John Crawford, Dowra, Co Leitrim

My Farming Week: John Crawford, Dowra, Co Leitrim

This week, we spoke to John Crawford about his own farm and his family’s in-calf heifer business, which saw triplet heifers born recently.

FEATURE 1 January 1970

Farmer Writes: removal of quotas was a turning point

Farmer Writes: removal of quotas was a turning point

Looking back, it’s hard to believe that milk quotas have been gone for nearly 10 years, writes Padraig Callanan.

FARMER WRITES 1 January 1970

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Advice for supporting gut health

Taking a preventative approach to scours and supplying calves with targeted health products during digestive disturbance are essential for sustained growth.

Advice for supporting gut health