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O'Donoghue resigns as chair of North Cork Creameries

The Kanturk-based co-op has been in difficulty over the last six months, but sources close to the business claimed it was now on a more stable footing.

NEWS 14 October 2026

O'Donoghue resigns as chair of North Cork Creameries

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Tirlán floor price acting as a ‘ceiling’

Tirlán floor price acting as a ‘ceiling’

NEWS 23 September 2026

Watch: Carbery highlights pivotal role of female farmers at unique event

Watch: Carbery highlights pivotal role of female farmers at unique event

NEWS 21 September 2026

Carbery lifts August milk price and continues support payment

Carbery lifts August milk price and continues support payment

Carbery lifts August milk price and continues support payment

NEWS 21 September 2026

Shinagh Open Day highlights tight margins for 2026

Shinagh Open Day highlights tight margins for 2026

Shinagh Open Day highlights tight margins for 2026

GRASS & FEEDING 9 September 2026

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'Three or four bales a day for six weeks' - the cost of Cork's dry spell

'Three or four bales a day for six weeks' - the cost of Cork's dry spell

Sarah McIntosh spoke to some west Cork farmers at the Shinagh dairy farm open day who expressed concerns about rising costs, fodder shortages and milk prices.

NEWS 6 August 2026

Watch: how does a grass-biorefinery work?

Watch: how does a grass-biorefinery work?

The first on-farm integrated grass-biorefinery and anaerobic-digestion demonstration plant launches on the Shinagh Estate in west Cork as part of the Farm Zero Carbon initiative.

NEWS 6 August 2026

€3m grass biorefinery opens on Cork farm

€3m grass biorefinery opens on Cork farm

Ireland’s first on-farm facility combining grass biorefining and anaerobic digestion has been opened at Shinagh Estates Demonstration Farm in Co Cork.

NEWS 6 August 2026

Celebrations in North Cork Creameries

Celebrations in North Cork Creameries

The celebrations were billed as a thank-you to staff now that the plant has managed to regain its EPA discharge licence.

DEALER 6 August 2026

July base price rise and support payment announced by Carbery

July base price rise and support payment announced by Carbery

Carbery is to pay an increased base price and a support payment for July's milk supplies.

NEWS 6 August 2026

54% of Carbery farmers have no successor identified

54% of Carbery farmers have no successor identified

Carbery Group has launched a five year programme to support farm succession and create new pathway into dairy farming for the next generation.

NEWS 6 August 2026

Why assumption is the killer of succession

Why assumption is the killer of succession

Generational renewal was discussed at the Carbery Milk Quality Award winners' farm walk on the Buttimer farm at Lyre, Clonakilty last week. Tommy Moyles reports.

MANAGEMENT 6 August 2026

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