Left sidebar

Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing.
Posted by The Analyst | 10 September 2019 | Breaking News
BA strike heads into second day, with several Dublin flights affected

The British Airways pilots' strike will continue into its second and last day on Tuesday, after their union reported strong support for the industrial action.

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 10 September 2019 | Breaking News
BA strike heads into second day

The British Airways pilots' strike will continue into its second and last day on Tuesday, after their union reported strong support for the industrial action.

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 10 September 2019 | Breaking News
BA strike heads into second day, with Dublin several flights affected

The British Airways pilots' strike continues into its second and last day on Tuesday, after their union reported strong support for the industrial action.

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 10 September 2019 | Farming
Rich pickings close to the Curragh

The bigger farms have been a feature of much of the farm property market of late.

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 10 September 2019 | Farming
‘Some burning needs to be allowed if we are to maintain the mountain’

'In five years parts of these mountains will be unsuitable for walkers," says farmer Willie Drohan on the impact that a ban on burning in recent years has had on the Comeragh Mountains which lie on his back door in Co Waterford.

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 10 September 2019 | Farming
Getting rank-and-file members out to vote may be the biggest challenge for IFA contenders

While it's far too early to consider who might have a chance of actually winning the IFA presidency, what is interesting are the activities of the declared and undeclared candidates.

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 10 September 2019 | Farming
Richard Hackett: ‘Brexit has laid bare our shocking dependence on UK flour imports’

One of the few positives that has come from the Brexit debate that continues apace is the realisation of how dependent we are on imports to feed ourselves.

Continue Reading