It is easy to get lost in the fog of negative commentary and forget how good Irish tillage farmers are at producing the high quality, traceable produce that underpins our €13.7bn livestock, food and drinks industries.
My initial reaction to the Irish government's application to the EU for Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) status for Irish Grass Fed Beef was quite negative, and since seeing the recent official submission I see no reason to change my opinion
A January lockdown is the price Northern Ireland will have to pay for enjoying Christmas, as the Health Minister is set to recommend "robust interventions" to begin immediately once a five day relaxation of rules ends on December 28.
TOYOTA'S latest Hilux pick-up has just gone on sale with prices starting from €24,258, excluding VAT.
USUALLY talkative people have gone quiet, the UK pound sterling is at a two-year high, and UK MPs expect their Christmas break, due to start today, to be delayed into next week.
Love them or hate them, there's no denying that Brussels sprouts make for a growing business, especially for producer Paudie Hanafin and his wife, Mary, who operate out of their Ballygarron farm in the Spa.
Shares were mostly higher in Asia on Thursday, buoyed by hopes the U.S. Congress may finally deliver fresh aid to help American businesses and families weather the pandemic. Benchmarks rose … Click to Continue »
