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Farmer Business Developments’ share price surges in first sale in three years

The company facilitated the trading of shares on a UK-based private market.

NEWS 11 September 2026

Farmer Business Developments’ share price surges in first sale in three years

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Farmers cannot be sacrificed for an EU budget deal - Gorman

Farmers cannot be sacrificed for an EU budget deal - Gorman

NEWS 10 September 2026

Spotlight on Bord Bia’s spending from 2025

Spotlight on Bord Bia’s spending from 2025

NEWS 9 September 2026

IFA reiterates call for Murrin to go

IFA reiterates call for Murrin to go

IFA reiterates call for Murrin to go

NEWS 9 September 2026

Fodder and hay being exported is ‘criminal’

Fodder and hay being exported is ‘criminal’

Fodder and hay being exported is ‘criminal’

NEWS 9 September 2026

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Farmers must not be penalised following Slievenamon wildfires

Farmers must not be penalised following Slievenamon wildfires

Concerned farmers were among those who attended a public meeting in Co Tipperary in the aftermath of the fires.

NEWS 7 September 2026

Higher costs and weaker prices hit pig farmers

Higher costs and weaker prices hit pig farmers

Irish pig prices remain well below last year, while higher feed, labour and other farm costs continue to squeeze margins.

PIGS 7 September 2026

IFA returns to Bord Bia to hand in letter on Brazilian beef

IFA returns to Bord Bia to hand in letter on Brazilian beef

The IFA has renewed its call for a new chair of Bord Bia and requested that the FSAI recall any Brazilian meat imported after the announcement in May, but ahead of the ban taking effect last week.

NEWS 7 September 2026

Doyle rules herself out of running for top IFA job

Doyle rules herself out of running for top IFA job

Deputy IFA president Alice Doyle said that if she was 10 years younger, she would seriously consider running for presidency.

NEWS 7 September 2026

Non-compliant spending further undermines confidence in Bord Bia – IFA

Non-compliant spending further undermines confidence in Bord Bia – IFA

All of the non-compliant spending at Bord Bia in 2025 "was authorised and incurred for legitimate business purposes and represented value for money", the State agency said.

NEWS 7 September 2026

Government will rerun horticulture permit scheme amid calls for permanent fix

Government will rerun horticulture permit scheme amid calls for permanent fix

The horticulture sector is calling for a permanent fix to fruit and veg farms' labour squeeze, as Government has said it will rerun a pilot permit scheme.

NEWS 7 September 2026

Farmers urged to remain vigilant following confirmed bluetongue case

Farmers urged to remain vigilant following confirmed bluetongue case

The IFA has warned farmers to remain vigilant following a recently confirmed case of BTV-3 in Co Wexford, highlighting that the recent weather has provided perfect conditions for midges.

NEWS 7 September 2026

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Sommet de l’Élevage 2026: shaping the future of sustainable livestock farming

As livestock farming faces growing environmental, economic and generational challenges, the Sommet de l’Élevage continues to showcase practical solutions and innovations for the future of the sector.

Sommet de l’Élevage 2026: shaping the future of sustainable livestock farming

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