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North Tipperary IFA chair condemns dumping of dead calves

SHARING OPTIONS: The calves were not tagged and were dumped at a number of locations in Tipperary. \ Jack Caffrey North Tipperary IFA chair Imelda Walsh has condemned the dumping of dead calves in the county. Fifteen calves were dumped in a number of locations in Tipperary in the last week. They weren’t tagged. The “full rigors of the law should be thrown at people” who do this, she told the Irish Farmers Journal. Image “This is very bad for farming’s image and is giving the rest of us a bad name. “There are ways of disposing of these calves.

Growing concern over dog attacks on sheep

Growing concern over dog attacks on sheep
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Coveney: Huge opportunities within EU for agri-food exports

January 14, 2021 4:03 pm There are “huge opportunities” for the Irish agri-food industry within the EU, according to Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney. Speaking at the North Tipperary Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) county executive annual general meeting (AGM) earlier this week on Tuesday, January 12, the minister voiced his views that, while the UK will remain a key market for Ireland, we should be looking to improve export opportunities elsewhere also. The minister attended the virtual IFA AGM after being asked by local senator Garret Ahearn and North Tipperary IFA chairwoman Imelda Walsh. During the meeting, Minister Coveney said: “There are as many protections as we could have designed into the [Brexit] deal – but that doesn’t mean that we don’t need to be certainly aware of potential risks in terms of future policy decisions made in Westminster and how we may react to it.

Ireland to get over €1 billion from EU s Brexit Adjustment Reserve

January 12, 2021 10:20 pm Ireland is to get €1.05 billion under the EU’s Brexit Adjustment Reserve – which amounts to 25% of the fund that will be available this year, Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has confirmed. Speaking at the North Tipperary Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) county executive annual general meeting this evening (Tuesday, January 12), the minister revealed that the news had just come through from Europe. The minister attended the virtual IFA AGM after being asked by local Tipperary Senator Garret Ahearn and North Tipperary IFA chairwoman Imelda Walsh. Minister Coveney stated that the reserve will have €5.4 billion in funding overall, €4.2 billion of which will be available this year. The funding allocated to Irish agriculture will now be “a matter for government”, he added.

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