Miriam Lord’s Week: Rented plastic Christmas trees sum up Leinster House festive cheer
Former minister Finian McGrath joins team Shelbourne FC as public affairs officer
IFA ‘extremely concerned’ about potential effect of EU policy on members
EU asks ‘more and more’ on environmental reform without funding increase, committee hears
Irish fish quality will be hit by EU demands on weighing, committee told
Move ‘disastrous’ for those landing smaller amounts carefully stored onboard, producer says
Forestry industry future threatened by delays in planting licences
Leading figures in the business claim there is a two-year delay in getting planting permits due to backlog in felling licences
Ireland ‘not at all happy’ about ‘disproportionate’ fish quota loss - Minister
Charlie McConalogue says EU members have not respected principle of post-Brexit burden sharing
Brexit threatens to damage Irish fishing grounds, committee hears
No deal changes to fishing rights could see ‘annihilation’ of coastal communities
Backlog of forestry licence appeals is ‘costing jobs’, committee hears
Delays in processing appeals causing ‘irreparable damage’ to timber industry
Greyhound and coursing bodies to face questions on animal welfare
Dog board and club to go before Oireachtas as sponsors cancel deals over RTÉ revelations
Barry’s Tea and FBD Insurance pull greyhound racing funding
Loss of backing from household names follows controversy over documentary on industry
New Oireachtas committee to play key role in drafting climate plan
Sixteen-member committee to report before end of January 2019
Irish farmers ‘have as much responsibility as car industry’ to cut emissions
Expansion of beef and dairy production having impact on pollution, hearing told
Tillage farm income crisis needs Government plan, committee told
Growers struggling to complete grain harvest due to poor weather conditions, IFA says
State’s food strategy may no longer be feasible due to Brexit
Oireachtas committee report highlights risk posed to Irish agriculture from Brexit
Racing body chairman apologises for how executive was reappointed
Joe Keeling tells Oireachtas committee he did not focus for one minute on the legalities
Clare coroner appeals to farmers on safety awareness
Verdict of accidental death returned at inquest of Gerry O’Connell
HSA to face questions on fewer farm safety inspections
Last year worst for farm deaths since 1991, with 30 dead
Coillte encouraging big budget US film productions to use its forests for locations
Claims that wind energy projects are pitting neighbour against neighbour
Coastal damage aid for public works only
Committee worried about harbours and piers in public use, but not public ownership
Food for thought in quest for retail code
A code to promote fairness in how grocery retailers deal with suppliers is to have its final hearing tomorrow
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