Rural Life
A Louth county councillor has called for the Dundalk to Carlingford Greenway plan to be scrapped in order "to protect local farmers".
Sinn Féin spokesperson on rural development Martin Kenny said there is a "glaring omission" in the All-Island Strategic Rail Review.
New road safety legislation is set to allow the sharing of information on road collisions and end the need for paper motor tax discs.
Environment
A number of "opportunities associated with climate change" have been identified for the Irish agriculture sector, according to the government.
Minister for the Environment Eamon Ryan said the government will bring forward a policy on "Private Wires" before the end of this year.
Agri Politics
The leader of an Irish farm organisation has called a move by Irish government ministers to to secure the adoption of the NRL, "ill-judged".
The Green Party has published its local election manifesto which outlines actions such as...
31 local authority Climate Action Plans were launched by Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications, Eamon Ryan in Co. Clare.
Dairy
Lakeland Dairies has shared the the concerns farmers have in relation to national climate targets with the Minister for the Environment.
Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications, Eamon Ryan, has warned that the "green transition will not work if it’s divisive".
Minister for Agriculture Charlie Mc Conalogue is reminding consumers of the importance of food waste prevention by using Christmas leftovers.
A review of maximum nitrogen limits and options for farmers to voluntarily reduce livestock numbers are included in Climate Action Plan 2024.
The Rural Independent Group of TDs has hit out at a government decision to reduce speed limits on the country's roads.
Lack of supports and public perception were highlighted as the main areas for 'slow uptake' on bioenergy in the IrBEA conference today
The Speed Limit Review was published by the Department of Transport, with its recommendations to change speed limits to be passed in 2024.
The Minister for Environment, Climate and Communications, Eamon Ryan, believes there will be a reduction in national herd numbers.
The Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications Eamon Ryan has said that farming "has to change" in Ireland
Forestry
A new working group with a focus on promoting the use of timber in construction was called for by Minister of State at DAFM, Pippa Hackett.
Ireland has to "prioritise" climate and nature and farmers should be paid "to produce quality food" according to Minister Eamon Ryan.
No farmer in Ireland “will be forced” to rewet their lands under the proposed European Union law according to Minister Ryan.
On the International Day for Biodiversity today (Monday, May 22), the government has announced a ...
The Irish Bioenergy Association (IrBEA) has welcomed the relaunch of the Support Scheme for...
In total 67 new or enhanced rural bus services have been proposed across Ireland in the Connecting Ireland Rural Mobility Plan for 2023.
