Department of Agriulture

Agricultural appeals: What was appealed...and what was disallowed?

Agri-Business

over 4 years ago

Agricultural appeals: What was appealed...and what was disallowed?

The 2020 Annual Report of the Agricultural Appeals office noted that some 760 appeals were received...

Government endeavouring to 'open up' new markets to Irish sheepmeat

Agri Politics

about 6 years ago

Government endeavouring to 'open up' new markets to Irish sheepmeat

Minister Creed has announced an agreement - in principle - on access to the Japanese market for Irish sheepmeat.

Minister hopeful factories can return to business 'within hours and days'

Agri Politics

about 6 years ago

Minister hopeful factories can return to business 'within hours and days'

Minister Michael Creed said he is hopeful that meat factories can resume business shortly after an agreement was reached yesterday.

'Getting Ireland Brexit Ready' campaign back in the limelight

Rural Life

over 6 years ago

'Getting Ireland Brexit Ready' campaign back in the limelight

The 'Getting Ireland Brexit Ready' campaign was brought back into the limelight during Dáil proceedings on Tuesday, July 9.

Doyle opens agri-environment scheme exhibition in Wexford

Agri Politics

over 6 years ago

Doyle opens agri-environment scheme exhibition in Wexford

An exhibition in Johnstown Castle, Co. Wexford, showcasing agri-envrionment schemes, has been officially opened today, Thursday, May 16.

Beef

over 9 years ago

Poll: Should there be more than one supplier of cattle tags to the state?

The decision by the Department of Agriculture earlier this year to issue a tender for a single supplier of cattle tags to the state has been met with criticism.