IT was back to business at Tuam Mart on Monday when they held their first public auction sale since mid-March – backed up a new online...
THERE are growing concerns in western farming circles this week over early-summer, drought-like conditions that have greatly stunted growth. With rainfall amounts continuing to be very...
A WORSENING bovine TB problem in parts of Galway will not be resolved until a controlled cull of the badger population is put in place, according...
By Serena Gibbons is Education Officer with Teagasc Galway/Clare THE delivery of the Galway/Clare Teagasc Education courses in February 2020 and the delivery as we enter...
ALMOST nine out of 10 farmers have no definite farm succession plan in place, according to the findings of the latest ifac National Farm Survey. The...
FARM or contractors’ employees who engage in – and record pranks with farm machinery on social media – should be sacked, according to IFA President, Tim...
THE IFA are on ‘red alert’ that outgoing Transport Minister, Shane Ross, may try in ‘one last dying kick’ to push through a Compulsory Purchase Order...
REPORTS of employers being notified of COVID-19 test results before the employees had been informed – as revealed last week by Roscommon-Galway TD, Denis Naughten –...
