The Irish Farmers Journal also took home the top accolade on the night, the bronze sculpture known as The Bull.

Topping the ewe lamb section at 2,000gns (€2,520) was an upstanding lamb from John Gibbs of the Cairnton flock. The sire of ...

It could make more financial sense for the average suckler farmer to grow silage for steel rather than sucklers, Teagasc ...

Väderstad has added the option of a 25% larger hopper to its Spirit seed drills, taking maximum capacity on particular models ...

On this week’s podcast, we hear from the National Potato Conference and have all the latest on the new potato blight strain.

The Teagasc beef conference had a large attendance at its new venue in Carrick-on-Shannon last week. The beef industry is in ...

Tirlán Co-op chair John Murphy was defending his board position when seeking re-election to his local advisory committee on ...

Met Éireann has forecast a cloudy and damp day on Friday, with outbreaks of rain pushing northwards over the country. The ...

School children across the country are being asked to use their artistic talents for a farm-themed Christmas card competition ...

A separate group of farmers held a go-slow drive through the town of Dover and Scottish farmers also took part in a rally.

AgTech Ireland has announced the election of Lloyd Pearson as its new chair. The current CEO of Pearson Milking Technology ...

The ‘split’ process could bypass national parliaments, denying member states, like Ireland, a say in a trade deal with the ...