Agri Politics
Four people have put their names forward to succeed Martin Stapleton as the new Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) National Treasurer.
The 17th president of the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) has been confirmed as the suckler beef and sheep farmer, Francie Gorman.
Agri-Business
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).
The counting of votes is underway this morning (Tuesday, December 12) in the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) presidential elections
The candidates running in IFA 2023 elections have just hours to wait before vote counting gets underway to see who will get the top jobs.
The final Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) branch annual general meetings (AGMs) are taking place tonight (Wednesday, November 29).
330 IFA branch AGMs will take place across 29 county executives this week as voting in the association's presidential elections continues.
The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) has informed the presidential election candidates that hustings will not be rescheduled in Co. Kerry.
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.
Martin Stapleton held his IFA presidential campaign launch last night and said the organisation is asked "too often" whether it they are "'climate change deniers, or a 'hard right organisation'".
An IFA presidential election has warned Minister Charlie McConalogue not to attend the National Ploughing Championships without his chequebook
Martin Stapleton has officially entered the race to become the next president of the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA).
Members of an Irish farm lobby group gained entry to a Dublin hotel to resist AIB's proposal to sell some farmer loans.
There remains an ongoing market failure within the Irish banking system, the IFA's Farm Business Chairman, Martin Stapleton, recently said.
