Andrew Doyle

Irish processor becomes first European meat firm to gain access to lucrative mince market

Campaign group criticises ‘over-reliance’ on conifers in plantations

Managed forests ‘most effective way to help Ireland do its bit for climate change’

Minister of State Andrew Doyle has asked former chief planner with Scottish Government to do study

Practices uncovered in RTÉ Investigates amounted to ‘subsidised cruelty’

Just 4,000 hectares planted last year – 11,000 below target, warns Environmental Pillar

7,500 owners countrywide, yet last year just two fixed payment notices were served

Minister of State to meet chair and board of Irish Greyhound Board to discuss dog welfare issues

Several prominent sponsors to review their sponsorship of the sport

Confidential 2017 report to industry body only made public after RTÉ documentary

RTÉ Investigates find thousands of greyhounds killed annually over performances

Kelly said whoever is elected must work for Ireland and not spend time ‘spoofing’

With Seán Kelly expected to top poll, push for under pressure Deirdre Clune intensifies

Harry McGee goes on the campaign trail with candidates in Ireland South

Farming practices and urbanisation have placed insect world in acute danger, says president ahead of World Bee Day

The poll figures suggest a ferocious dogfight for the last two seats in the Dublin constituency

Positive signs for Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin as main Opposition party to build on 2014 result

Irish Farmers Association president Joe Healy says there is ‘real need’ for study

Dairy and livestock sectors assumed to be off the table in relation to environment policy pivots

No lack of passion as 91 TDs meet constituents in Dublin to discuss climate concerns

Making a meal of it, with Irish lamb, tomatoes, blue cheese and apple wine at National Organic Awards

Farmers say animals have been ‘mercilessly’ raiding feed supplies in the area

Meanwhile, Fianna Fáil casts an envious eye over Social Democrat talent

‘When you’re at Shamrock Rovers and you lose three in a row, it’s not good enough’

Coillte conference told Ireland would have a thriving bioeconomy if the right opportunities are provided

Varadkar heads to Washington and New York, Coveney goes to China

Changes ‘must support family farms and underpin production of food to highest standards’

Tánaiste reveals details of ministerial itineraries in run up to Ireland’s national day

‘World’s Best Taoiseach’ mug steals show as Varadkar’s cup runneth over

Taoiseach says 18-months after Brexit, ‘they ‘must, at this stage, have a counter proposal’

Minister defends implementation of legislation saying ‘Government does not tolerate cruelty’

Minister for Finance transferring shares to avoid potential budget excise conflict

Island could be a ‘reservoir of seed varieties’ in event of international food scare

Government warned of ‘untracked, untraceable’ exports to deplorable animal welfare regimes

Once Máire Whelan’s appointment was rubberstamped, Micheál was shooting blanks

Profiles of the 13 Fine Gael Ministers of State named on Tuesday

Dropped junior minister: ‘He said he had to reward his supporters’

Fianna Fáil and Labour vow to block Minister’s appointment to higher education role

Taoiseach under fire from supporters for refusing to make radical changes in reshuffle

Fine Gael minister described as politician who delivered for his Waterford constituents