Rural Life
A retired farmer has lost in his long running tax battle with Revenue concerning a disputed income tax and VAT bill for €364,514.
Agri-Business
The family of a man who died after his head was crushed by a meat-packing machine has settled for €700,000 at the High Court.
Environment
Friends of the Irish Environment has launched a High Court challenge to secure the release of Food Vision 2030 records.
By Paul Neilan Bloodstock billionaire John Magnier has told the High Court that money doesn't...
A dairy farmer - who has been farming with his father since he was 16 years old - and his partner...
The Property Services Regulatory Authority (PSRA) has suspended the licence for Portumna...
The Court of Appeal has ruled that a case taken by farmer in relation to designated land in Co. Donegal can "largely" proceed.
Retail giant Musgrave Group has confirmed that it will no longer be stocking whiskey and stout associated with Conor McGregor.
The Supreme Court has refused a man permission to appeal a High Court decision to strike out his case in relation to designated land.
The European Commission has taken legal action against the Netherlands, Austria, Slovenia for failing on water management.
Agri Politics
The referral of a Nitrates Action Programme legal challenge to the European Court of Justice creates 'more uncertainty for farmers', IFA said
A High Court judge to refer questions raised during legal challenge to the nitrates programme to Court of Justice of the European Union.
The High Court has ordered that a farmer remove a milking parlour constructed without planning permission by September 19.
The High Court ruled a man's estate is 75% liable for causing the collision in which he died, due to not having a beacon on his tractor.
Judge has requested written submissions in relation to ongoing High Court against the state’s fifth Nitrates Action Programme (NAP).
A High Court judge has ruled on a case in which it was claimed that lands in Donegal were illegally designated as a cSAC.
An Taisce has welcomed the High Court's 'rigour' in relation to its ongoing legal challenge against the State's fifth NAP.
Farm organisations have welcomed a judge's direction in relation to an ongoing legal case that NAP is "in accordance with nitrates directive"
The High Court has ruled two men involved in a fraudulent forestry business are personally liable for some or all of the company's debts.
Potato farm business Country Crest has been ordered to pay over €88,000 to a neighbouring business after spray drift caused damage to apples.
A High Court judge has rejected a legal challenge taken by an environmentalist against the granting of a licence by the EPA for a chicken farm
A High Court judge has ruled that an Irish man wanted his only son to inherit the 'home place' in Co. Mayo in his Irish will.
The liquidator of a meat processing company has asked the High Court to make the firm's directors...
