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January 12, 2021 5:12 pm Following the revelation last week that the Companies Registration Office (CRO) was told two directors of the Beef Plan Movement had resigned – seemingly without the knowledge of those directors – the two individuals concerned have launched a formal complaint with the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement (ODCE). On Friday (January 8),  AgriLand reported that documents submitted to the CRO in mid-December showed that Enda Fingleton and Alan O’Brien had resigned as Beef Plan directors. However, sources close to both men denied that they had done so. T...

In total, there are now four directors of the Beef Plan Movement company. \ Barry Cronin There has been a major shake-up of the directors of the Beef Plan Movement company in recent weeks. Documents recently filed with the companies office (CRO) show that Laois man Enda Fingleton and Kilkenny native Alan O’Brien have both resigned as directors of the farmer organisation in the run-up to Christmas. Both Fingleton and O’Brien had served just under two years as directors of the Beef Plan company. In their place, Cork native Jason Fitzgerald and Emmanuel O’Dea from Athenry, Co Galway, ha...

Beef Plan Movement representatives on the Beef Market Taskforce have expressed their objection to the findings of the Grant Thornton report on the Irish beef industry which was presented to the taskforce last week. Reacting to the report, the taskforce members appointed to represent Beef Plan – Dermot O’Brien and Enda Fingleton – said they “demanded further input at taskforce level and requested that a full sitting of the taskforce be dedicated to this very important topic, as a one-item agenda”. The representatives highlighted that “the food service industry was not consulted, du...

December 11, 2020 10:36 am Members of the Beef Plan Movement are seeking clarity and verification from the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Charlie McConalogue in relation to an EU trademark application for a ‘Grass Fed’ logo. In a statement issued this week, Beef Plan members said they wished to know how the ‘Grass fed’ logo, if successfully registered, is going to be used. “We need clarity if the logo is going to be used in conjunction with the PGI for ‘Irish Grass-fed beef’, which an application has been recently submitted for to the EU commission by the Departme...