Dairy quotas could return by the "back door" in the shape of environmental regulations, the head of Teagasc has warned.
Our national forestry programme needs a radical overhaul if it's to attract a broad cross-section of farmers to plant.
Dairy bull calves are being killed with plastic bags and lump hammers by farmers looking to avoid the costs of rearing the unwanted animals, a former TD has claimed.
Rugby legend John 'Bull' Hayes has appealed to farmers to join an organisation if they are feeling isolated in rural areas.
Fees for lodging appeals against forestry planting approvals should be introduced as a matter of urgency, a Government review has recommended.
The Conservative Party's lead over the Labour Party is seven points, according to an opinion poll by ICM, the first to be conducted entirely after Friday's terror attack near London Bridge.
Russia deliberately allowed a suspect in the 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 to leave the country, Dutch prosecutors said yesterday, calling it a breach of a European extradition treaty.