Department of Agriculture

A horse been driven on a sulky was killed in Clonmel back in March in a collision with two cars

Tipperary TD : 'Extraordinary that the racing of sulkies is permitted"

Bluetongue outbreak

Bluetongue case detected in Co Wexford

Brittany ferries cease live exports

Farm payments include ACRES, TAMs, and CAP payments

€130 million paid in 2025 Tipperary farm payments

Tipperary County Council carried out the second-highest number of inspections in 2025 with 496.

Failure rate of 43% in farm water protection inspections

John Bermingham

Tipperary farmer sold the cows to buy a guitar, and never looked back

Taoiseach denies pushing Michael Healy-Rae out of Government

Junior minister resigns over Government handling of fuel protests

Man arrested over suspected illegal cock-fighting event

Vigilance urged as quagga mussel discovered for first time in NI

Bird flu cases confirmed at Fota Wildlife Park

Stormont department took swift action over bird flu, says minister

Restrictions to stop spread of avian flu introduced in Northern Ireland

ALERT: People discovering little-known €30,000 grant to fix up old farm building...

15 dead roosters found in cockfighting probe

Those responsible for ‘abhorrent’ horse treatment ‘will face full rigour of law’

Zapping or training? The line between cruelty and necessity in electric dog coll...
As lambing season approaches, are electric dog collars ethical?
Faye Dorgan

'Shake out your sheets' - Woman finds snake in bed and brings it to Garda station

'Shake out your sheets' - Woman finds snake in bed and brings it to Garda statio...

ICSA president elect Dermot Kelleher

Mistreatment of young calves is unacceptable says ICSA president

Retail summit to discuss concerns over food prices in Ireland

Macra hits out at 'land exit scheme' for young dairy farmers

Poultry farmers told to keep flocks indoors amid rise in bird flu cases

Warning issued over outbreak of Avian flu

Minister Martin Heydon pictured with Mr Giovanni Pilato of FAO, Ireland's Ambassador to Vietnam H.E John McCullagh, Remí Nono Womdim of FAO, David Butler, of SFSI and Nguyen Song Ha of FAO

Major Vietnam/Ireland agrifood collaboration announced

McConalogue 'really pleased' with number of submissions to €56m fodder scheme

While it may be well-intentioned, the feeding of bread, food scraps, fruit or vegetables to horses or donkeys may cause severe illness, choking or death

'Be mindful' - Public advised not to feed horses and donkeys without the owner’s...

Minister hopes to see targets to cut emissions published this month

Irish public told not to handle dead or sick birds as 3rd case of avian flu repo... Mary MCFadden

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Antigen tests helped prevent spread of COVID-19 in meat plants, government offic...

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