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Watch: Bringing flour production back to Ireland

Tillage

11 days ago

Watch: Bringing flour production back to Ireland

Slaney Flour has turned the sod on its new flour mill in Ireland.

Sixmilebridge buzzing as ivy bee sighted

Environment

17 days ago

Sixmilebridge buzzing as ivy bee sighted

%%excerpt%% The ivy bee, first recorded in Ireland in 2021, has just been spotted in Sixmilebridge, Co. Clare.

Second bluetongue case identified in Ireland in 2026

Bluetongue

1 month ago

Second bluetongue case identified in Ireland in 2026

A second case of bluetongue has been identified in Ireland in 2026, after an unvaccinated cow developed clinical signs including abortion.

Ireland’s first bluetongue infection of 2026 confirmed

Bluetongue

2 months ago

Ireland’s first bluetongue infection of 2026 confirmed

A heifer in Co. Wexford has tested positive for bluetongue virus serotype 3 (BTV-3), the Department of Agriculture (DAFM) has confirmed.

FRS Solutions Group Society rebrands as Feirm Co-op

Agri-Business

2 months ago

FRS Solutions Group Society rebrands as Feirm Co-op

FRS Solutions Group Society will be known as Feirm Co-op, with all aspects of the co-op's business coming under the new identity.

Agri-Business

2 months ago

Wexford pig farm requires planning permission for shed use

An Coimisiún Pleanála has ruled that the use of a shed on a Co. Wexford farm to house pigs is not exempted development.

Wexford pig farm requires planning permission for shed use

Dairy

2 months ago

€960 a day to feed a dairy farm: The cost of drought in the south-east

The cost of drought conditions is hitting farmers hard in the south-east with one dairy farm estimating a daily feeding cost of €960.

€960 a day to feed a dairy farm: The cost of drought in the south-east

Hay

3 months ago

Wexford hay auction sees 900 bales sell for average of €22/bale

Almost 900 hay bales sold for an average of €22/bale at an on-farm auction in Co. Wexford this week, conducted by Quinn Property.

Wexford hay auction sees 900 bales sell for average of €22/bale

Series

3 months ago

AXA Vintage Series: Fergie restoration 'kind of a men's shed' for Wexford club

Members of Clonroche/Poulpeasty Vintage Club have been restoring a Ferguson 20 using only using parts sourced in Co. Wexford.

AXA Vintage Series: Fergie restoration 'kind of a men's shed' for Wexford club

Series

4 months ago

AXA Vintage Series: Wexford club takes on Fergie restoration for the 'joy' of it

Pat the Chap Vintage Club member Gavin Tomkins has led a small team in their restoration of a Ferguson 20 tractor.

AXA Vintage Series: Wexford club takes on Fergie restoration for the 'joy' of it

Series

4 months ago

AXA Vintage Series: Wexford restoration for a grey Fergie from Cambridge

Just a stone's throw from Mount Leinster, three Johns are at the finishing stages of a Ferguson TE20 restoration project.

AXA Vintage Series: Wexford restoration for a grey Fergie from Cambridge

stolen trailer

6 months ago

Gardaí looking into theft of livestock trailer in Wexford

Gardaí are investigating the theft of a livestock trailer from a yard in Co. Wexford, which took place over the weekend.

Gardaí looking into theft of livestock trailer in Wexford

Dairy News

6 months ago

Carnew Mart cancer research fundraiser to remember Wexford farmer

A Co. Wexford farmer who died from cancer will be remembered at a fundraising auction in Carnew Mart on Thursday, April 30.

Carnew Mart cancer research fundraiser to remember Wexford farmer

Rural Life

7 months ago

Firefighters work into night tackling 'substantial' Wexford stable fire

Firefighters worked into the early hours of the morning to tackle what was described as a "substantial" fire at a stable in Co. Wexford.

Firefighters work into night tackling 'substantial' Wexford stable fire

Beef

8 months ago

Bluetongue surveillance ongoing in Ireland since 2016 - DAFM

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) said that surveillance for bluetongue in Ireland has in place for a decade.

Bluetongue surveillance ongoing in Ireland since 2016 - DAFM

Beef

8 months ago

DAFM update on livestock movements in light of bluetongue

Movement of cattle throughout the Republic of Ireland has not been impacted by the confirmation of...

DAFM update on livestock movements in light of bluetongue

Beef News

9 months ago

Bluetongue now detected in three more herds in Wexford

Minister Martin Heydon has confirmed that bluetongue virus has been confirmed in three more herds in Co. Wexford.

Bluetongue now detected in three more herds in Wexford

Rural Life

9 months ago

Emergency Response Payment for those affected by Storm Chandra in Wexford

The Emergency Response Payment is now available for people living in properties directly affected by Storm Chandra in Co. Wexford.

Emergency Response Payment for those affected by Storm Chandra in Wexford

Beef

9 months ago

DAFM to provide 'detailed briefing' on bluetongue case today

The Department of Agriculture (DAFM) will hold a "detailed briefing" to discuss the confirmed bluetongue case today (Monday, January 26).

DAFM to provide 'detailed briefing' on bluetongue case today

Rural Life

10 months ago

Co. Wexford farmer urges others to register equipment after trailer theft

A farmer from Gorey in Co. Wexford has urged other farmers to register their farming equipment online after a cattle trailer was stolen from his farm earlier this month.

Co. Wexford farmer urges others to register equipment after trailer theft

Rural Life

10 months ago

School tractor run raises over €5,000 for Wexford cancer support centre

St. Mary’s CBS, Enniscorthy, recently hosted its annual charity tractor run in support of the Wexford Hope Cancer Support Centre.

School tractor run raises over €5,000 for Wexford cancer support centre

Rural Life

1 year ago

From breaking glass ceilings in botany to exhibiting artworks worldwide

Artist Jassy Crowley-Long was reared on the outskirts of Cork surrounded by fields, animals and a way of life that was close to nature

From breaking glass ceilings in botany to exhibiting artworks worldwide

Rural Life

1 year ago

Trailer theft investigated by gardaí in Wexford

An Garda Síochána are investigating the theft of a trailer from Esmonde Road, Enniscorthy in Co. Wexford, which occurred from September 22-24.

Trailer theft investigated by gardaí in Wexford

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