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CAP latest: renewed push to slash hundreds of billions off EU budget

Six EU countries are looking to reduce the Commission's proposals for the next EU budget by 'several hundred billion euros'.

NEWS 28 August 2026

CAP latest: renewed push to slash hundreds of billions off EU budget

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IFA to hold regional meetings to discuss CAP budget

IFA to hold regional meetings to discuss CAP budget

NEWS 27 August 2026

Newsletter cover the catalyst for CAP debate

Newsletter cover the catalyst for CAP debate

DEALER 26 August 2026

Could Canada chase EU membership?

Could Canada chase EU membership?

Could Canada chase EU membership?

DEALER 26 August 2026

Maternity and paternity leave on the table in next CAP

Maternity and paternity leave on the table in next CAP

Maternity and paternity leave on the table in next CAP

NEWS 26 August 2026

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Galway farmer elected as UN hero

Galway farmer elected as UN hero

Blátnaid Gallagher is the founder of the Galway Wool Co-op and she is involved with a number of other agricultural initiatives.

NEWS 19 August 2026

Dempsey at Large: finally, the EU is starting to level up on global stage

Dempsey at Large: finally, the EU is starting to level up on global stage

While the legal wheels will grind slowly, the course for real change would seem to be set.

VIEWPOINTS 19 August 2026

Fundamental changes needed to Brazilian beef production as EU ban looms – IFA

Fundamental changes needed to Brazilian beef production as EU ban looms – IFA

The EU ban on Brazilian beef and poultry imports will proceed on 3 September.

NEWS 19 August 2026

Investigation foils attempt to claim EU funding for fake vineyards

Investigation foils attempt to claim EU funding for fake vineyards

If found guilty, the vineyard owner could face up to six years of imprisonment and a fine of up to €5,000.

NEWS 19 August 2026

Irish Ferries confirms it will continue transport of live animals

Irish Ferries confirms it will continue transport of live animals

The IFA has become an official notice party in the judicial review taken by Ethical Farming Ireland against the Department of Agriculture, it said.

NEWS 19 August 2026

Hogan in the race to lead the FAO

Hogan in the race to lead the FAO

Former EU commissioner is a contender to lead the FAO, but what would it mean if he succeeds?

NEWS 19 August 2026

Drought grips Europe’s farms

Drought grips Europe’s farms

This summer Europe has been hit with extreme heat and excessive drought in many regions which has affected crops and milk yields.

NEWS 19 August 2026

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Limerick farmer wins Kinisla Milk Quality Award

The winner of the 2026 Kinisla Milk Quality and Sustainability Awards was announced at a ceremony in Limerick, on Tuesday.

Limerick farmer wins Kinisla Milk Quality Award

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