Jacqueline Hogge

jhogge@farmersjournal.ie

Succession Podcast: getting your affairs in order to transfer the farm

Jacqueline Hogge speaks with agricultural solicitor Aisling Meehan and IFA farm family chair Teresa Roche as part of the Irish Farmers Journal's succession series.

NEWS 31 August 2025

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‘Farm families can handle succession themselves’

‘Farm families can handle succession themselves’

CONSUMER 27 August 2025

‘Fair Deal is a land grab’ – farmers hit out at scheme

‘Fair Deal is a land grab’ – farmers hit out at scheme

FEATURES 27 August 2025

‘Lucy wants to start school – but the autism class is full’

‘Lucy wants to start school – but the autism class is full’

‘Lucy wants to start school – but the autism class is full’

FEATURES 20 August 2025

Farming partnership keeps dairy farm in full flow

Farming partnership keeps dairy farm in full flow

Farming partnership keeps dairy farm in full flow

FEATURES 13 August 2025

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Rural towns rally behind dementia-friendly initiative

Rural towns rally behind dementia-friendly initiative

A nationwide programme, which supports towns in becoming fully inclusive for people with dementia, is being embraced by communities, with huge buy-in from local people and businesses.

FEATURES 25 June 2025

School transport comes to a screeching halt for rural kids

School transport comes to a screeching halt for rural kids

Families in rural Ireland who are granted school bus tickets for their children are unable to avail of the service due to guidelines that prevent buses collecting young pupils from their homes.

FEATURES 25 June 2025

IFJ Junior: savvy teens know how to stay safe on the farm

IFJ Junior: savvy teens know how to stay safe on the farm

Teenagers working hard on their family farms this summer share their knowledge of farm safety and how they practise it on a daily basis.

FEATURES 25 June 2025

Champagne to cocaine – Debs celebrations turn dark

Champagne to cocaine – Debs celebrations turn dark

Anecdotal reports suggesting increasing drug use among secondary school leavers attending their Debs ball are raising alarms among parents, educators and authorities.

FEATURES 25 June 2025

Call for text alert scheme to tackle parking abuses

Call for text alert scheme to tackle parking abuses

The Disabled Drivers Association of Ireland says misuse of designated parking spaces could be tackled with anonymous text alert systems – but local authorities are slow to introduce the method.

FEATURES 25 June 2025

Long road ahead for Cong locals in traffic relief battle

Long road ahead for Cong locals in traffic relief battle

Proposals to build a relief road around the picturesque Mayo location have angered residents, with a total of 11 different routes mooted, one of which would take out the village’s only grocery shop.

FEATURES 25 June 2025

Youth services help to make rural kids happy campers

Youth services help to make rural kids happy campers

While the majority of Foróige clubs take a break for the summer months, some offer camps, while other organisations continue to offer activities for young people across the country all year round.

FEATURES 25 June 2025

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SOMMET DE L’ÉLEVAGE 2025: showcasing the future of sustainable livestock farming

As the global conversation around sustainability intensifies, the SOMMET DE L’ÉLEVAGE stands out as a concrete example of how livestock farming can adapt to meet environmental and economic demands.

SOMMET DE L’ÉLEVAGE 2025: showcasing the future of sustainable livestock farming

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