Martin Feeney of Mincloon, Rahoon, Galway, pleaded guilty to two offences connected to the adverse impact on the limestone pavement over 10 acres of land

The High Court appointed a guardian ad litem to represent the best interests of the farmer, aged in his 40s

Francis Joseph Woods, of Damestown, The Naul, Dublin, pleaded guilty to one count of defrauding the man on a date between August 2007 and November 2007.

The project aims to install a cycle and walkway going from Galway city to Clifden over 76 kilometres

A coroner has rejected calls to refer the circumstances of the death of an Offaly farmer (75) on the day after he got married to gardaí for a detailed forensic investigation

Liam Gorman, Silverwood, Mountmellick, Co Laois, has been repeatedly ordered by the court not to trespass on the 400 acre Garryowen Bog, Tinnahinch, which owned Bord na Mona Biomass (BnMB) Ltd.

The complainant claimed he was anally raped by the accused on January 6th, 2011, and, on April 8th, 2019

The complainant has claimed he was anally raped by the accused in 2011 and in 2019 in Co Limerick

The farmer was last seen buying phone credit at a Centra near Kenmare on Thursday, March 20th.

Michael Gaine was last seen on Thursday, with CCTV footage showing him buying phone credit in a Centra near Kenmare.

The man was working on a farm in Newtowncunningham when the accident happened.

The judge said that there was “nothing to be gained” by sending Ger Canty, of Farnalough, Newcestown, Bandon, Co Cork, to prison

Leeper pleaded guilty to assaulting Don Rowan and causing him harm on February 20th, 2022, at Lower Main Street, Letterkenny.

The past year ‘has been one of the toughest in agriculture’, father of four Bill O’Keeffe said.

Tipperary farmer Garrett O’Brien says the cost-of-living package was ‘a help but it’s not going to make a whole lot of difference’.

It was alleged that Daniel Finn, a farmer in his 70s, had deliberately cleared trees and shrub-land and other habitats in Co Cork

Patrick Furlong must cease milking operations by July 21st and in the meantime, his herd must be moved to another farm with “a lawful milking facility”, Mr Justice Garret Simons ruled.

Padraig Lowry, now 29, suffered catastrophic injuries when his arm was sucked into a combine harvester on a New Zealand farm in 2015

William Doyle left an estate worth some €940,000 largely comprising the farmlands, worth some €465,000, and several bank accounts with some €340,000.

Mr O’Connor, a separated father of three, was balance-sheet solvent with net assets of €594,000, but he did not have sufficient cash flow to make his debt repayments as they fell due.