
Almost half of payments under the Humanitarian Assistance Scheme were made to householders in Galway and Mayo.
SUBSCRIBER ONLYThe rain warnings will bring “spells of heavy rain” on the south coast that will last into Friday morning, according to the national forecaster.
It comes from a Farm Relief Services (FRS) Co-op operators report which showed that over 90% of spring-calving herds in Ireland have begun calving.
Grazing conditions are ideal on many farms but heavy land is still wet, writes Aidan Brennan.
As thousands remain without electricity in the midlands and west, we want to hear how farm families and rural dwellers are affected by the ongoing fallout from storm Éowyn.
Met Éireann forecasts clear weather over the weekend, but with no significant uplift in temperatures.
On this week’s episode, we have three guests discussing a number of very different topics from flour to cultivations.
Everyone says beef and cattle are on a new level but unanimity on the future price of cattle usually turns out to be wrong so we will take purchasing expensive stores carefully.
Association reported after-tax profit once movement in value of investments is factored in.
Two weeks after Storm Éowyn made landfall, people are still without electricity, but across the west and north, they have felt without power since the cabinet was announced.