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Money Mentor: what protection do we need for our family?

Breaking down the various life assurance policies you can put in place, writes Martin Glennon.

20 November 2024
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Insurance could stop general public experiencing farms - social farmer

Lisa Fingleton, who runs the Barna Way with her wife Rena Blake in Ballybunion, made the comments at the Farming for Nature gathering in the Burren last week.

2 November 2024 NEWS
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Miley to document FBD's story

The Roscommon native is uniquely placed to recount the story of the FBD Trust.

16 October 2024 DEALER

ABP plants increase kill charges on prime cattle

ABP is the first processor to apply higher charges on post-slaughter inspections in Northern Ireland.

9 October 2024 NORTHERN IRELAND

Money Mentor: should I keep my mortgage protection policy?

What to do about your protection policy if you have paid off your mortgage ahead of schedule.

25 September 2024
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Dempsey at Large: FBD, Glanbia and Kerry

All three have gone on the stock market with a core business that has attracted outside capital and have a record of paying significant dividends to shareholders.

18 September 2024 VIEWPOINTS
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Lack of farm accident reporting causing safety issues

Recent data presented at a SafeHabitus webinar showed that 4.1 of every 100,000 farm workers will have a fatal accident at work, which is more that twice the likelihood of the average worker.

11 September 2024 NEWS
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Competing land demands threaten tillage sector

As the grain rolls, the new cropping season starts. Oilseed rape is being planted this week. Growers have to make decisions.

28 August 2024 VIEWPOINTS
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Dempsey at Large: How much volatility as a farmer can you cope with?

Theoretically, what happens to US wheat prices should have very little effect on us but that’s not true as these are the prices which set the tone for the prices at which feedstuffs come into Ireland.

21 August 2024 VIEWPOINTS