Agri-Business
A quarter of farmers who took part in a national survey have said that their children are not interested in taking over the family farm.
As an agricultural solicitor, Aisling Meehan has said that there are 'issues of land ownership rights' for women seen across the country
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Agriland senior journalist, Aisling O’Brien and Kerry-based solicitor, Deirdre Flynn discuss making a will.
A brand new limited podcast series on many of the pressing legal aspects of farming in Ireland will...
A new survey published by Ifac has shown that over two thirds of Irish farming families have yet to start a succession plan.
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The Covid-19 pandemic has sparked a large surge in people here looking to get their affairs in order by making their wills.
A farmer's will worth more than €3 million was recently lodged in the Probate Office in Dublin for a grant of probate.
The will of a farmer who died almost exactly 27 years ago was recently lodged in the Probate Office in Dublin.
A farmer’s will worth almost €5 million was recently lodged in the Probate Office in Dublin for a grant of probate.
A farmer's will worth over €4.7 million was among a number of wills recently lodged in the Probate Office in Dublin.
A farmer's will worth more than €12.5 million was recently lodged in the Probate Office in Dublin to certify validity.
A farmer's will worth more than €7.5 million was recently lodged in the Probate Office in Dublin. This is among a varied selection of wills recently lodged.
A will that was only recently lodged in the Probate Office in Dublin pertains to a farmer - who died nearly 50 years ago.
Several farmers' wills were recently lodged in the Probate Office, with valuations ranging from a will of €507,000 up to nearly €2.4 million.
A will that was only recently lodged in the Probate Office in Dublin pertains to a farmer who died in January 1967 - 51 years ago.
A farmer from Co. Cork has left €11,063,582 in his will. Here are other wills of farmers recently lodged in the Probate Office in Dublin.
By Liam Collins Peter McCrea, a farmer of Clonegal, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford, who died on June...
Farmers should make sure their will is up-to-date and reflects their wishes, Karen Walsh, a solicitor specialising in agricultural law has said.
The cost in making a will in Ireland can vary from €50 to €150, a nationwide survey of legal costs for making a will by the IFA has found.
