Glanbia has rejected claims by the Irish Grain Growers Group (IGGG) that it is to blame for what grain farmers say is an "excess of imported grain on the Irish market" this year.
While all sheep factories were able to resume operations last week, following the suspension of protests organised to aid beef producers, those with sheep to sell continue to suffer.
The past month has been filled with the last of the summer wine, that relaxed time when we have tried to squeeze in as many family outings as we can before the kids return to school.
US President Donald Trump has demanded to be able to interview and "learn everything about" the anonymous whistleblower whose report of his telephone call with the president of Ukraine has triggered an impeachment inquiry.
British negotiators will today provide the European Commission with a detailed proposal to abolish the backstop following weeks of demands for hard details from Europe.
One person was killed and 10 injured at a college in eastern Finland in a violent incident that a newspaper said began when a student attacked a teacher with a sword.
Credit Suisse cleared its CEO yesterday of snooping on a star wealth manager in an episode that saw suicide, scandal and espionage invade the secretive world of Swiss private banking.
