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Tirlán's regional meeting in Dungarvan saw the success story that is laid out for its shareholders and suppliers. So how is the co-op so unconvincing when it comes to the fixed milk price schemes?
The farm has exceptional road frontage and while it needs tidying up it has great potential.
and comes with entitlements to EU direct payments, writes Paul Mooney
On this week’s podcast, Andy Doyle and Siobhán Walsh discuss field work, tillage allocations in the Budget and talk to a head distiller about the importance of Irish barley.
Throughout COVID-19, the Quinlans admit they were like Mr and Mrs Pod, talking incessantly about pods but now they are putting the glam back into glamping in Waterford, writes Amii McKeever.