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October 1, 2021
Private forestry owners and the State on carbon-credit collision course 2021-09-29
September 30, 2021
McCormack refuses to be drawn on Ornua board changes 2021-09-29
September 30, 2021
McConalogue advised to back off from claiming forestry carbon credits 2021-09-29
September 23, 2021
Government moves to cap cattle numbers 2021-09-22
August 29, 2021
Farm organisations slam ESB Moneypoint move 2021-08-29
August 12, 2021
Department to review proposed suckler scheme regulations 2021-08-12
August 5, 2021
Farming Independent between 2008 and 2015. O’Brien recently completed a PhD at Mary Immaculate College in Limerick on the growth of the Irish beef processing industry, and its impact on Irish agricultural policy. This work was supported by the Irish Research Council. His MA thesis on the demise and closure of the Dublin Cattle Market is being published this month by Four Courts Press. Political correspondent Long-standing news correspondent Pat O’Toole has been appointed as political corr...
April 22, 2021
Temple Bar whiskey emporium objectors say area will be uninhabitable Owner of Temple Bar Inn sets out plan for high-end shop catering to cruise ship trade about 2 hours ago Ray Managh The court heard from objector Frank McDonald that ‘unscrupulous developers in the area care not one iota for Temple Bar residents’. File photograph: The Irish Times Objectors to the devel...
January 3, 2021
It’s a strange turnaround as the Premier League was his playground for a decent spell, Gavin netting 31 Premier appearances for Middlesbrough (1999-2002). He played with the current manager of England, played under two others (Steve McClaren and Terry Venables) and in that four-season spell in the English top flight acquitted himself well. “I remember playing against Andy Cole and Dwight Yorke and their movement was just different to anything I had been used to. “You had to concentrate e...