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Will Irish beef make the cut at 2027 Masters?

Rory's golf was immaculate at the Masters but the Dealer still questions his food choices.

DEALER 15 April 2026

Will Irish beef make the cut at 2027 Masters?

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Wilting in the wings

Wilting in the wings

DEALER 15 April 2026

Good fuel package, bad timing

Good fuel package, bad timing

DEALER 15 April 2026

Did the man in cap jump or was he pushed?

Did the man in cap jump or was he pushed?

Did the man in cap jump or was he pushed?

NEWS 15 April 2026

Protesters have a point on diesel prices

Protesters have a point on diesel prices

Protesters have a point on diesel prices

NEWS 15 April 2026

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Young Rebel crowned dairy queen in sunny Sydney

Young Rebel crowned dairy queen in sunny Sydney

Young Becky Hynes, daughter of Peter and Paula, has impressed several Australian dairy exhibitors and breeders in recent years.

DEALER 8 April 2026

Greek farmers hoping for Feta days ahead

Greek farmers hoping for Feta days ahead

An outbreak of pox in sheep and goat herds in Greece are impacting production of Feta cheese. One of the food products the country is renowned for.

DEALER 8 April 2026

A history of sudden death

A history of sudden death

The Dealer didn’t know whether to laugh or cry when he read that several animals had died from various ailments and that said animals had a 'history of sudden death'.

DEALER 8 April 2026

Fertiliser turmoil in 'the global village'

Fertiliser turmoil in 'the global village'

The impact of the Middle East conflict over the last few weeks on international fertiliser markets is yet more proof of how actions in one region cause global reactions.

DEALER 8 April 2026

New chair at Moorepark Technology

New chair at Moorepark Technology

Aine Hallihan is director of research and development with Carbery Group.

DEALER 8 April 2026

Protests ask real questions

Protests ask real questions

Some of Tuesday's protesters have been critical of the carbon tax on fuel since its inception on philosophical grounds. The practical issue is whether it, combined with excise duties is sustainable.

DEALER 8 April 2026

Department has no role in vet fees

Department has no role in vet fees

When questioned if it might step in due to the sharp fee increases imposed on vets, the Department pointed back to the rule book.

DEALER 8 April 2026

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National Cultivate Week: celebrating farmers and credit unions that back them

On most farms right now, calving is winding down, cattle are out and the decisions that shape the rest of the year are coming thick and fast.

National Cultivate Week: celebrating farmers and credit unions that back them

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