Sale at Dungarvan Mart goes ahead as normal Easter Monday, April 21

With an impressive A3 BER rating and a carefully considered layout inside and out, this property offers both comfort and convenience in a rural setting

Ifac, Ireland’s farming, food, and agribusiness specialist professional services firm, will host a follow-up webinar looking at the direct impacts of US tariffs, assessing the possibilities of counter-tariffs and exploring what may happen next.

ICSA president Sean McNamara has said the latest Teagasc research confirming no difference in ammonia emissions between dribble bars and trailing shoes underlines the urgent need to reinstate grant aid for dribble bar equipment under TAMS.

Waterford City and County Council wishes to remind landowners that the burning of waste, including garden and agricultural waste, is banned and can lead to prosecution for landowners if it is undertaken.

First things first, the title here acts somewhat as a trick question of sorts, to many people’s dismay - the only answer suitable here is 'now'

Growing vegetables would have at one time been regarded as down in the social scale of gardening but it has been elevated to a higher level

The latest results from Dungarvan Mart, for sales which took place on Monday, April 7.  WANTED Exceptionally high demand and prices being paid for all types of cows, bullocks and heifers in our sales rings at present.

The ‘Finding Common Ground’ festival, an initiative of the RDS, took place recently in Ballsbridge, Dublin, exploring the benefits of natural resources and the circular economy with a view to increase awareness, education and identification of ...

Expansive detached home just 20 minutes from Waterford city

This month is a period of relative calm in which to get aspects of the garden going, such as preparing areas ready for vegetables and flowers but holding back on planting those that are not frost hardy

Looking back on a phenomenal series of family reunions that brought Aylwards home to Ireland from across the globe 

ICSA president Sean McNamara has said the imposition of 20% tariffs on EU food exports to the US is yet another blow to Irish agriculture, warning that it will have serious consequences for Irish farmers.

Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine with special responsibility for Fisheries, Timmy Dooley TD, has launched the Fisheries Local Action Groups (FLAG) Coastal Communities Development Scheme 2025 – 2029.

ICSA Rural Development chair Edmond Phelan has insisted that fair payment for farmers must be a core principle of Ireland’s Nature Restoration Plan.

This thoughtfully crafted home was designed to capture its panoramic sea views

Learn how to train each muscle group effectively - a couple of sets done with correct technique and a higher level of intensity is often a much more efficient strategy when it comes to getting results

Growing edible crops, which mature this season, means that this part of gardening cannot be neglected

Speaking after the TB Forum meeting held on March 26, the Deputy President of ICMSA, Eamon Carroll, has said that the association “had no intention” of asking farmers to accept very significant portions of the proposed TB measures presented at the ...

The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Martin Heydon, TD, has announced the opening of year three of the Sheep Improvement Scheme (SIS) to new entrants.