Owners are expected to keep their dogs under control under a new national campaign

Henry O’Connor, whose flock has experienced serious instances of dog worrying through years, says most culprits are ordinary dogs, possibly in many cases let out in the morning when their owners go to work

This practice is expected to play a significant role in meeting Irish agriculture’s emissions reduction targets.

Long term leases remain very popular

The Tory leader met members of the Jackson family as she visited the Fairview dairy farm near Bangor in Co Down.

The success of these Kildare farmers highlights the county’s strong agricultural heritage and commitment to excellence in grain production

A carpenter who claimed he could buy cattle from a bank following the repossession of farms and sell them on for a significant profit has been jailed for scamming two men out of over €900,000

The loyalty to Baltinglass Mart over the past five decades has been exceptional and very much appreciated

The brand is dedicated to reducing environmental impact, championing a zero single-use plastic production process

Rockstar-turned-cheesemaker Alex James reflects on tearing himself from his Cotswolds farm to get the band back together.

The policy document aims to ensure that development across County Kildare is designed to reduce flood risk from stormwater surges, whilst also improving the amenity, biodiversity and placemaking value of Kildare’s towns, villages and urban landscapes

The accord faces a key test in Europe amid stiff resistance from Ireland, France and some other EU members.

Political leaders visited the National Council of the Irish Farmers’ Association in Dublin ahead of the general election.

Farmers will be provided with practical skills and knowledge on topics like the dangers of working with livestock; machinery and driving on roads and mental health and seeking out help for family members.

The annual showcase, taking place in Ratheniska in Co Laois, is one of the largest outdoor events in Europe.

“There are birds here now that I have never seen or heard on the farm before"

A SOCIAL enterprise cooperative which has 30 personnel in Co Kildare has rebranded. FRS has rebranded as FRS Co-Op.

The rate of farm accidents and fatalities is too high say the IFA

At Baltinglass Mart’s cattle sale on Wednesday 3 July there was a steady trade for good quality bullocks and heifers. Plainer cattle were slightly easier.

FOLLOWING the recent announcement by minister for agriculture Charlie McConalogue that agreement had been reached between his department and representatives of the main farming organisations on a new Farmers’ Charter, the agreed Farmer Charter ...

Brendan Golden said the department still has work to do on a number of outstanding issues

A young female dairy farmer said she could actually fit her feet into over-sized calving gloves as she struggles to find outdoor workwear that isn't designed for six-feet tall men

The former RTÉ Midlands Correspondent, Ciaran Mullooly, said their solutions are "lazy" and completely disregard the tourism sector

Simon Harris was speaking during a visit to Co Kildare on Thursday.

A British House of Lords committee said it is estimated around a third of veterinary medicines currently used in the region are at risk of discontinuation

The production of potatoes was also down last year, by 12.4%.

Irish tillage farmers have been struggling to know whether to sow crops after months of continuous wet weather.

Donegal farmer Jamie Rankin was able to plant 10 acres of potatoes last Thursday, bucking the national trend

Teagasc’s director of knowledge Stan Lalor confirmed the National Fodder and Food Security Committee (NFFSC) is due to meet on Tuesday

Many big and small potato farmers are warning that the Irish favourite variety of Rooster may be in scarce supply by June

The Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) says that it wants to highlight the growth of air travel at a time when farmers are being warned to cut their output of emissions.

Social Democrats Holly Cairns leader has criticised other parties for not being honest with the public about the scale of change needed.

The action is fully contested by the State and opposed by the Irish Farmers’ Association and the Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association

Public Expenditure Minister Paschal Donohoe says he's hugely aware of the problems facing the country - and his own constituency in Dublin Central.