Rural Life
Superintendent Michael Corbett has been appointed as An Garda Síochána’s first ever rural crime lead, a move which has been welcomed by IFA.
The deputy president of the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) has appealed to farmers not to...
Agri-Business
Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture Michael Healy-Rae said he hopes the effect of GAEC 2 on farmers will be "minimal".
A national meeting on policy threats to farming on peat soils will be held next Thursday by the IFA at 8:00p.m in Athlone
The IFA has called for 'immediate' intervention within the horticulture sector as it risks 'contraction', according to the deputy president
Minister Martin Heydon has been urged to "step up and do whatever is necessary" to deliver an interim ACRES payment.
Agri Politics
IFA deputy president Alice Doyle said that farmers 'cannot afford to wait' to implement ambitions in the EU Vision for agriculture
Taoiseach Simon Harris will be among those in attendance at a gala event to mark 70 years of the IFA in Co. Wexford.
The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) has described the current level of illegal activities such as...
Farmers who have appeals to make on department decisions have been advised to get them in, rather than waiting for the new review panel.
A meeting held by the IFA in Kerry this week heard a plea for authorities to show more compassion and understanding during farm inspections.
As rural crime rates 'increase', members of the IFA held a 'positive' meeting with Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee
The inaugural meeting of the Barryroe Co-op/Carbery Female Farming Seminar brought together women in agriculture to share experiences...
Deputy president of the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) Alice Doyle has formally taken up a role on the Teagasc Authority.
The IFA is calling for support for farmers from the agricultural sector and further afield as they face challenging weather conditions.
Tillage
Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) deputy president, Alice Doyle, is calling on the government to fully support the tillage sector.
Alice Doyle has made history by becoming the first woman to be elected deputy president of the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA).
The IFA national election count is over 60% of the way through, with Francie Gorman and Alice Doyle in the lead positions
An informal Agriland poll has suggested that Francie Gorman could become the next president of the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA).
330 IFA branch AGMs will take place across 29 county executives this week as voting in the association's presidential elections continues.
Getting more young farmers involved in the industry, outbreaks of bovine TB and many local issues were highlighted at the IFA hustings
Forestry in Leitrim and accusations that the IFA has "gone soft" when it comes to the climate debate, dominated hustings discussion.
Farmers must have input into any decision made on the introduction of an NCT-style test for tractors, according to Alice Doyle
