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Students on Weather Watch: exploring energy and climate change

A new programme assists 18,000 students to learn about weather patterns and their impact on renewable energy and power generation.

EDUCATION 10 June 2026

Students on Weather Watch: exploring energy and climate change

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Wild salmon fishermen count costs of IFI changes

Wild salmon fishermen count costs of IFI changes

NEWS 10 June 2026

Dairygold farmers ‘wrap it pink’ for Irish Cancer Society

Dairygold farmers ‘wrap it pink’ for Irish Cancer Society

NEWS 10 June 2026

Extension and engagement needed for nature restoration plan - INHFA

Extension and engagement needed for nature restoration plan - INHFA

Extension and engagement needed for nature restoration plan - INHFA

NEWS 10 June 2026

Carrick showgrounds seeks views on upgrade of facilities

Carrick showgrounds seeks views on upgrade of facilities

Carrick showgrounds seeks views on upgrade of facilities

NEWS 6 June 2026

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Seven quirky festivals to check out this summer

Seven quirky festivals to check out this summer

Whether you have a grá for niche musical instruments or fancy immersing yourself in the arts scene, there’s a summer festival for you.

FEATURES 7 May 2026

Tractors and tea family fun day

Tractors and tea family fun day

All of the proceeds raised will go to Tibohine National School and the Sunflower Children’s Hospice. Tickets for the raffle can be purchased on Tiobhine Parents Association’s website.

NEWS 7 May 2026

News round-up from Northern Ireland

News round-up from Northern Ireland

Weekly round-up of news from the farming industry in Northern Ireland.

NORTHERN IRELAND 7 May 2026

New manager for Leinster Marts

New manager for Leinster Marts

Galvin succeeds the late Jimmy Walsh, who contributed over 40 years of dedicated service to the organisation and passed away in January of this year.

NEWS 7 May 2026

Editorial: ‘it’s a costly rite of passage, but for most, communions are relaxed'

Editorial: ‘it’s a costly rite of passage, but for most, communions are relaxed'

The hype is in the headlines but most families want a relaxing communion day.

EDITORIAL 7 May 2026

Tipperary farmers to help with removal of giant hogweed

Tipperary farmers to help with removal of giant hogweed

Giant hogweed is a non-native invasive hazardous plant, which can cause serious skin burns and other health issues.

NEWS 7 May 2026

New €4.35m programme to protect the corncrake

New €4.35m programme to protect the corncrake

Building on the success of the Corncrake LIFE project, the new ‘Natura Communities for Birds’ programme will allow communities to deliver more nature conservation actions for farmland birds.

NEWS 7 May 2026

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Getting ready for your Bord Bia audit

In a competitive global market, Bord Bia Quality Assurance, under the Origin Green programme, plays a vital role in protecting Ireland’s reputation for high-quality, sustainably produced meat & dairy.

Getting ready for your Bord Bia audit

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