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Psychedelic cyclists? Surely not.

The Dealer got an initial land when reading about a stage of the Tour de France that needed to be shortened following a cattle disease outbreak last week.

DEALER 30 July 2025

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Northern View: NI beef playing catch-up with ROI

Northern View: NI beef playing catch-up with ROI

NORTHERN IRELAND 30 July 2025

Camera at the Mart: high bids for heavy beef in Roscrea

Camera at the Mart: high bids for heavy beef in Roscrea

MARKETS 30 July 2025

Red hot trade for cattle in Dungannon Mart

Red hot trade for cattle in Dungannon Mart

Red hot trade for cattle in Dungannon Mart

NORTHERN IRELAND 30 July 2025

No change to high rates of TB in NI

No change to high rates of TB in NI

No change to high rates of TB in NI

NORTHERN IRELAND 30 July 2025

Decline in cattle numbers could double next year - ICSA

Decline in cattle numbers could double next year - ICSA

According to Department of Agriculture figures, there has been a decline of 276,000 cattle in the space of a year.

NEWS 24 July 2025

Kepak Cork to host farm walk on Glanworth farm

Kepak Cork to host farm walk on Glanworth farm

The farm walk is taking place on Wednesday 13 August on the farm of Brian and Noelle O’Keefe in Glanworth, Co Cork.

NEWS 24 July 2025

Pig slaughterings up over 10% this June

Pig slaughterings up over 10% this June

That’s according to the Central Statistics Office’s livestock slaughterings June 2025 report which found that the number of pigs slaughtered in the first six months of 2025 grew by 2.9%.

NEWS 24 July 2025

Tour de France route changed due to disease outbreak in cattle

Tour de France route changed due to disease outbreak in cattle

Cattle in a herd along the route had to culled due to nodule dermatitis.

NEWS 24 July 2025

Watch: Louth rescue team help cattle in flooded field

Watch: Louth rescue team help cattle in flooded field

The incident occurred at noon on Tuesday 22 July in Ardee, Co Louth, when the Boyne Fishermans Rescue and Recovery was called to assist in the animal welfare call out.

NEWS 24 July 2025

Farmer Writes: grass supplies on a bit of a knife edge

Farmer Writes: grass supplies on a bit of a knife edge

One of the fields earmarked for reseeding is already burned off and ploughed and will hopefully be sowed this week, weather permitting, writes James Strain.

FARMER WRITES 24 July 2025

Spin-off boost for lambs from high cattle prices

Spin-off boost for lambs from high cattle prices

Caoimhe Sheridan spoke to a few mart managers around the country to find out how the autumn weanling trade and store lamb is fairing out so far this year.

NEWS 24 July 2025

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