Kerry sets up new Biotechnology Centre in Leipzig Irish food ingredients multinational Kerry Group has established a new biotechnology centre in Germany. Business • 15 hrs
Kerry sets up new Biotechnology Centre in Leipzig Irish food ingredients multinational Kerry Group has established a new biotechnology centre in Germany. Business • 15 hrs
Origin Enterprises' annual profits and revenues rise International agri-services group Origin Enterprises has reported higher revenues and operating profits for the year to the end of July after what it called a 'very strong performance'. Business • 23 Sep
Origin Enterprises' annual profits and revenues rise International agri-services group Origin Enterprises has reported higher revenues and operating profits for the year to the end of July after what it called a 'very strong performance'. Business • 23 Sep
5 takeaways from the National Ploughing Championships After three days at the National Ploughing Championships, Agriculture and Consumer Affairs Correspondent Aengus Cox runs through five key takeaways from the event and the challenges facing farmers the length and breadth of the country Analysis and Comment • 22 Sep
5 takeaways from the National Ploughing Championships After three days at the National Ploughing Championships, Agriculture and Consumer Affairs Correspondent Aengus Cox runs through five key takeaways from the event and the challenges facing farmers the length and breadth of the country Analysis and Comment • 22 Sep
Tirlán announces retirement of Frank Tobin Tirlán Co-operative Society Limited said today that Frank Tobin, its Chief Investment and Strategy Officer and Executive Director, is to retire at the end of November. Business • 19 Sep
Tirlán announces retirement of Frank Tobin Tirlán Co-operative Society Limited said today that Frank Tobin, its Chief Investment and Strategy Officer and Executive Director, is to retire at the end of November. Business • 19 Sep
Retaining nitrates derogation for farmers 'a priority' The Minister for Agriculture has said his number one priority is to retain the nitrates derogation for Irish farmers. Ireland • 17 Sep
Retaining nitrates derogation for farmers 'a priority' The Minister for Agriculture has said his number one priority is to retain the nitrates derogation for Irish farmers. Ireland • 17 Sep
Irish Country Meat secures lamb deal for US markets Irish Country Meats has become the first Irish lamb processor to launch in the US market after it secured an export deal with Marx Foods, which supplies meat and seafood produce to high-end restaurants across the US. Business • 17 Sep
Irish Country Meat secures lamb deal for US markets Irish Country Meats has become the first Irish lamb processor to launch in the US market after it secured an export deal with Marx Foods, which supplies meat and seafood produce to high-end restaurants across the US. Business • 17 Sep
AI farm management tool wins Innovation Award An agritech company from Tipperary has won the top prize at the Enterprise Ireland Innovation Awards at the National Ploughing Championships Business • 17 Sep
AI farm management tool wins Innovation Award An agritech company from Tipperary has won the top prize at the Enterprise Ireland Innovation Awards at the National Ploughing Championships Business • 17 Sep
Long list of issues for farmers in spotlight The National Ploughing Championships this year is less about showcasing all that is good and great about agriculture and more about highlighting the growing list of challenges threatening the future of many farmers. Analysis and Comment • 16 Sep
Long list of issues for farmers in spotlight The National Ploughing Championships this year is less about showcasing all that is good and great about agriculture and more about highlighting the growing list of challenges threatening the future of many farmers. Analysis and Comment • 16 Sep
44% of agribusinesses delay investment due to uncertainty Almost half of Irish food and agribusinesses have delayed investment due to uncertainty, despite record optimism in the sector. Business • 16 Sep
44% of agribusinesses delay investment due to uncertainty Almost half of Irish food and agribusinesses have delayed investment due to uncertainty, despite record optimism in the sector. Business • 16 Sep
Up to 300,000 expected to attend Ploughing in Offaly Up to 300,000 people are expected to attend this year's National Ploughing Championships, which is under way in Screggan, Co Offaly. Leinster • 16 Sep
Up to 300,000 expected to attend Ploughing in Offaly Up to 300,000 people are expected to attend this year's National Ploughing Championships, which is under way in Screggan, Co Offaly. Leinster • 16 Sep
Concerns new EU regulation will increase cost of fish The fishing industry is concerned that additional EU regulatory measures due to come into force next year are not practical and will make fish more expensive for consumers. Ireland • 12 Sep
Concerns new EU regulation will increase cost of fish The fishing industry is concerned that additional EU regulatory measures due to come into force next year are not practical and will make fish more expensive for consumers. Ireland • 12 Sep
Weather to push French wine output below 5 year average French wine production is expected to rise 3% from last year's rain-hit season but fall 13% from the five-year average as a heatwave and drought in August and smaller vine area cut output in some key regions, the farm ministry said today. Business • 09 Sep
Weather to push French wine output below 5 year average French wine production is expected to rise 3% from last year's rain-hit season but fall 13% from the five-year average as a heatwave and drought in August and smaller vine area cut output in some key regions, the farm ministry said today. Business • 09 Sep
HSA to target forestry sector in new safety focus The Health and Safety Authority is beginning an inspection campaign targeting the forestry sector. Ireland • 08 Sep
HSA to target forestry sector in new safety focus The Health and Safety Authority is beginning an inspection campaign targeting the forestry sector. Ireland • 08 Sep
Are farmers justified in their opposition to Mercosur? On Wednesday, the European Commission adopted a text to start the process of ratification of the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, though farming groups remain unconvinced as the Irish Farmers' Association leading the opposition here. Analysis and Comment • 08 Sep
Are farmers justified in their opposition to Mercosur? On Wednesday, the European Commission adopted a text to start the process of ratification of the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, though farming groups remain unconvinced as the Irish Farmers' Association leading the opposition here. Analysis and Comment • 08 Sep
China to impose temporary duties on EU pork China said today it would impose temporary anti-dumping duties on European Union pork imports, delivering another blow to shaky ties between the economic powerhouses. Business • 05 Sep
China to impose temporary duties on EU pork China said today it would impose temporary anti-dumping duties on European Union pork imports, delivering another blow to shaky ties between the economic powerhouses. Business • 05 Sep
Farming groups criticise EU Commission's move on Mercosur Irish farming groups have criticised the European Commission's move to have the Mercosur trade deal ratified. Ireland • 04 Sep
Farming groups criticise EU Commission's move on Mercosur Irish farming groups have criticised the European Commission's move to have the Mercosur trade deal ratified. Ireland • 04 Sep
McGrath urges 'open mind' on Mercosur trade deal Ireland's EU Commissioner Michael McGrath has urged member states to keep an open mind on the EU Mercosur trade agreement "based on the facts". World • 03 Sep
McGrath urges 'open mind' on Mercosur trade deal Ireland's EU Commissioner Michael McGrath has urged member states to keep an open mind on the EU Mercosur trade agreement "based on the facts". World • 03 Sep
National Ploughing Championships launched in Co Offaly The countdown is on for the return of Europe's largest outdoor event involving prize-winning animals, millions of euro worth of high-tech farm machinery and the smell of fresh brown bread. Leinster • 25 Aug
National Ploughing Championships launched in Co Offaly The countdown is on for the return of Europe's largest outdoor event involving prize-winning animals, millions of euro worth of high-tech farm machinery and the smell of fresh brown bread. Leinster • 25 Aug
Numbers earning over €100,000 at Teagasc reach 124 The numbers employed at State agency Teagasc earning over €100,000 last year increased by 16 to 124. Business • 18 Aug
Numbers earning over €100,000 at Teagasc reach 124 The numbers employed at State agency Teagasc earning over €100,000 last year increased by 16 to 124. Business • 18 Aug
Britain cancels extra border checks for animals Britain is suspending the previously planned introduction of extra border checks on live animal imports from the European Union to ease trade ahead of the implementation of a deal agreed in May to reduce friction, the UK government said today. Business • 18 Aug
Britain cancels extra border checks for animals Britain is suspending the previously planned introduction of extra border checks on live animal imports from the European Union to ease trade ahead of the implementation of a deal agreed in May to reduce friction, the UK government said today. Business • 18 Aug
Deere's quarterly profit falls as US tariffs hit margins Deere & Co has today reported a lower third-quarter profit and tightened its annual profit forecast, as US tariffs dent margins on its farm equipment, sending the company's shares down over 7% in premarket trading. Business • 14 Aug
Deere's quarterly profit falls as US tariffs hit margins Deere & Co has today reported a lower third-quarter profit and tightened its annual profit forecast, as US tariffs dent margins on its farm equipment, sending the company's shares down over 7% in premarket trading. Business • 14 Aug
Glanbia ups full year earnings guidance, names new chair Shares in nutrition supplement maker Glanbia jumped over 14% in Dublin today after it increased its full-year earnings outlook and said it was overcoming challenges that pushed its shares to a two-year low in February. Business • 13 Aug
Glanbia ups full year earnings guidance, names new chair Shares in nutrition supplement maker Glanbia jumped over 14% in Dublin today after it increased its full-year earnings outlook and said it was overcoming challenges that pushed its shares to a two-year low in February. Business • 13 Aug
Dawn Meats agrees deal with New Zealand's Alliance Group Dawn Meats has announced a deal to acquire a majority stake in New Zealand meat producer Alliance Group. Business • 12 Aug
Dawn Meats agrees deal with New Zealand's Alliance Group Dawn Meats has announced a deal to acquire a majority stake in New Zealand meat producer Alliance Group. Business • 12 Aug
Kerry Group's half year revenues and profits edge higher Food technology and ingredients company Kerry Group has reported higher half year revenues and profits and said it remains well positioned for growth for the rest of the year. Business • 30 Jul
Kerry Group's half year revenues and profits edge higher Food technology and ingredients company Kerry Group has reported higher half year revenues and profits and said it remains well positioned for growth for the rest of the year. Business • 30 Jul
Explained: Is the EU-US trade deal good for Ireland? Yesterday the EU and US reached agreement on a framework deal that ends months of uncertainty and avoids a full-blown trade war between the two blocs, but is this deal a good one for Ireland? Ireland • 28 Jul
Explained: Is the EU-US trade deal good for Ireland? Yesterday the EU and US reached agreement on a framework deal that ends months of uncertainty and avoids a full-blown trade war between the two blocs, but is this deal a good one for Ireland? Ireland • 28 Jul
