When someone leaves a profession they love and are good at, with no health or financial issues, there are questions to be answered.
Agriculture and tourism are as perfect pair when it comes to boosting farm incomes, Margaret Edgill reports on her global Nuffield research on farm diversification.
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This is according to the gender pay gap report published by the Department, which compiled data of persons employed by them for the period 23 June 2023 to 21 June 2024.
Despite the many challenges facing the renewable sector, it played a crucial role in providing Ireland’s electricity during the month of December.
The Trade Remedies Authority, the UK government trade body, has proposed that a new anti-dumping measure of up to 83.5% be applied to imports of excavators from China to the UK.
It's time to hand out the plaudits and brickbats for 2024, so who is getting their heart's desire and who has a lump of coal in their Christmas sock?
The proposed reforms of UK inheritance tax could have big implications for our farm, writes John Egerton.
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Kier Starmer was asked about proposed reforms to inheritance tax by a committee of MPs at Westminster
The announcement is a setback for the Government’s efforts to establish a biomethane industry in Ireland.