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Volume of DNA samples arriving at ICBF for testing drop off
Rachel Donovan
Some 39,587 calf samples were received into the genotyping lab over the last week.
27 March 2025 News
Landowner instructed to remove river crossing by Inland Fisheries Ireland
The IFI became aware of a bridge at Duff River, which was made of three metal culverts, which were blocking the passage of fish.
24 March 2025 News
Irish beef and lamb on the menu at Tokyo restaurant
La Bisboccia ran the campaign from 10 March and will continue until Sunday 30 April, where both Irish beef and lamb featured heavily on the menu and was promoted across social media.
First key meeting to inform nature restoration plan to take place
Once it has gone through public consultation, Ireland must submit the nature restoration plan to the European Commission by 1 September 2026.
24 March 2025 Climate and environment
Beef prices jump on the back of tight supplies
Adam Woods has the latest on this week’s beef trade and another price increase.
19 March 2025 Markets
Telescopic loader registrations up 70%
A total of 102 new telescopic loaders were registered during February 2025, an increase of 70% on February 2024, according to data provided by the FTMTA.
19 March 2025 News
Fake meat is high in salt and sugar, study finds
The research involved analysing the fake meat products which were available from Tesco and Sainsbury’s over a three-year period.
19 March 2025 Northern Ireland
One new variety makes maize list
One new variety has been added to the maize recommended list. This list only tested varieties for uncovered conditions.
16 March 2025 News
Mac Mór le do thoil
You can now order your Big Mac, or 'Mac Mór', meal as gaeilge using McDonald's self-service kiosks.
12 March 2025 News
A step back in time at Johnstown Castle
Wexford’s wonderful Irish Agricultural Museum is preserving and reviving stories of rural Ireland, writes Rosalind Skillen.
12 March 2025 Features
Coillte- and ESB-backed 13-turbine new wind farm set for Cork
A new wind farm on the Cork-Kerry border has been given the green light by An Bord Pleanála.
12 March 2025 Renewables
Kingdom growers get the global green party started
Kerry nursery helps kickstart festivities as their beautiful symbols of Ireland are sent far and wide, writes Rosalind Skillen.
12 March 2025 Features