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Pubs and clubs could lose licence over failure to tackle sex crimes under reform

Pubs and nightclubs that fail to tackle sexual harassment and gender-based violence on their premises could lose their licence under proposed new laws.

Irish Independent

Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue says EU sanctions do not apply to Russian fertiliser as shipment due to arrive in Ireland

Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue has said EU sanctions against Russia do not apply to fertiliser as a shipment is due to arrive in Ireland in the coming days.

Irish Independent

Rampant inflation to wipe €85bn of value off EU CAP supports

The real value of the CAP budget could shrink by an aggregate of over €84.57 billion in real terms in the period 2021-27 amid rampant price inflation across the EU.

Irish Independent

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Ukraine embassy demands answers as fertiliser from Russia arrives here

The embassy of Ukraine to Ireland is to request a meeting with Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue over the importation of fertiliser from Russia, the Farming Independent can exclusively reveal.

Irish Independent

30,000 places on €1.5bn ACRES scheme up for grabs until November 21 deadline

The €1.5bn Agri-Climate Rural Environment Scheme (ACRES) has formally been opened to applications, with 30,000 places up for grabs.

Irish Independent

Minister ‘hoping’ to compensate farmers affected by Leitrim landslide before year end

Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue has said he hopes to secure approval on a compensation package for those affected by the landslide at Shass Mountain in Co Leitrim, before year end.

Irish Independent

Beef farmers are being mis-led — the Office of Fairness and Transparency won’t improve prices

Transparency of profit margins in the meat-processing supply chain has been a contentious issue for a long time now.

Irish Independent

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Stunned silence after explosion rips through heart of small Co Donegal community

The scale of the devastation in Creeslough will take time to sink in, local representatives have said.

The Independent UK

Basking sharks now 'protected' in Irish waters

It is now illegal to hunt, injure or interfere with the threatened species after the decision from Ministers Malcolm Noonan and Charlie McConalogue

Irish Mirror

Ploughing Championships goes global with record crowd – and Garth Brooks fever is still in the air

A sharp announcement came over the Tannoy in the afternoon: “Would Richard please meet Granny in car park eight.”

Irish Independent

Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue confirms €10m tillage scheme for 2023

A €10m tillage scheme for 2023 has been announced by the Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue.

Irish Independent

Former Tánaiste Mary Coughlan to lead national efforts to promote women in Irish farming

THE Government has asked former Tánaiste Mary Coughlan to lead efforts to promote women in agriculture.

Irish Independent

Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue says he 'knows farmers across the country are struggling'

'My focus as minister is to seek to continue to work with farm families now to support them into next year'

Irish Mirror

€182m of ANC payments announced by Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue

€182m of payments under the Areas of Natural Constraints (ANC) Scheme have been announced by the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Charlie McConalogue.

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Irish Independent

Charlie McConalogue ‘knows farmers across the country are struggling’

The Agriculture Minister said he is aware of the financial pressures facing farmers across the country.

Irish Independent

Farm families face ‘catastrophic’ cut to inheritance tax relief

Farm inheritance tax breaks should be reduced, an expert group has advised the Government.

Irish Independent

New fodder scheme on Budget agenda as Minister McConalogue also hopes to ‘retain all’ farm tax breaks

Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue is considering a new fodder scheme as well as the retention of farm tax breaks as part of preparation for the Budget.

Irish Independent

McConalogue demands more transparency in beef sector

Charlie McConalogue has said “a lot more work” can be done to improve transparency in the beef sector after last week’s trade mission to Japan put the spotlight on farmer returns from the industry’s strong offal exports.

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Irish beef breaks into Japanese premium market

Irish beef has its first foothold in the Japanese premium market, with Longford-based John Stone agreeing to supply luxury department store Isetan – Japan’s equivalent of Brown Thomas.

Irish Independent

Bord Bia launches Asian leg of EU beef, lamb and dairy promotions worth €8m

Bord Bia has launched the Asian leg of two EU co-funded campaigns promoting European beef, lamb and dairy from Ireland across seven Asian markets.

Irish Independent

With JFK’s words in mind, our farmers are hoping €9.7bn CAP reforms will pay

“The farmer is the only man in our economy who has to buy everything he buys at retail, sell everything he sells at wholesale and pay the freight both ways,” former US president John F Kennedy once said.

Irish Independent

Minister backs farmers on emissions as politicians feel the heat at Tullamore Show

Agricultural shows can be the ultimate banana skin event for politicians.

Irish Independent

Labour wants Citizens’ Assembly on agriculture after 25pc emissions cut agreed

The Labour Party has called for a Citizens’ Assembly on the future of Irish agriculture and food production.

Irish Independent

Ministers should come clean – 25pc target only possible with herd reduction

After weeks of finger pointing, the dust is settling on the 25pc target agriculture has to reduce its emissions by.

Irish Independent

Climate experts raise concerns about emissions cuts falling short of 51% target

Climate experts have raised concerns about the emissions targets agreed by the Government for key sectors of the Irish economy, and that the 51% overall reduction target would not be met by 2030.

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