Rural Life
By Eoin Reynolds Galway farmer, Michael Scott, who was found guilty of the manslaughter of his aunt, has been jailed...
N.Ireland
By Barbara Collins “I always say I was born two generations too late,” said Robbie Neill from Stonebridge Cottage Farm...
Agri-Business
By Gordon Deegan One of the country’s largest meat processing companies, Dawn Meats, has received planning permission to build a...
By Eoin Reynolds Galway farmer, Michael Scott, who was found guilty of the manslaughter of his aunt has been remanded...
Forestry
By Barbara Collins Alex and Carina Coyningham have been running Rock Farm in Slane for 12 years now. Many will...
A man has been charged in connection with an alleged fertiliser heist in Co. Limerick. 38-year-old Noel Greaney, from John...
By Fiona Ferguson A Galway farmer sexually abused his young nephew as the child helped him out with tasks round...
By Barbara Collins Since Britain voted to leave the European Union (EU) in 2016, there have been years of debate...
By Gordon Deegan A 24-year-old silage contractor told gardaí that the €2,480 in cash, which was the proceeds of criminal...
By Barbara Collins The cliché of the farmer’s wife making ‘pin money’ with pots of jam is a well-worn trope,...
By Gordon Deegan A farmer has won a €72,728 tax battle with the Revenue Commissioners in relation to a dispute...
By Mairtín Ó Catháin The celebration of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Connemara Pony Breeders’ Society could...
By Gordon Deegan A Co. Clare farmer has appeared in court charged with drink driving and dangerous driving while driving...
By Anne Lucey Serious damage was caused to a wet heath habitat in a remote area near the Gap of...
By Sorcha Crowley The family of a young farmer who died from multiple blood clots on his lungs after a...
Galway farmer, Michael Scott has been found not guilty of murder, but guilty of manslaughter for the killing of his...
By Gordon Deegan A 63-year-old mother of six who broke the windows of her estranged husband’s tractor with a golf club in a...
By Gordon Deegan The country’s largest pork processor, Rosderra Irish Meats Group, has been ordered to pay an ex-employee €30,000...