“The Department is taking action”.
Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Charlie McConalogue defends increasing the total fisheries budget by €7m to a new total of €177m in #Budget2025, arguing that “it’s a very significant investment”. Question by Ben Scallan. Question by Ben Scallan.
Irish farmers say they have reached “boiling point” with “green policies” and that if their concerns are not addressed Dublin will be brought to a standstill.
In solidarity with EU counterparts
Irish Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue says “it’s not possible to say at this time” whether Ireland will have “carbon labelling” for food products in the future.
Post-Brexit plan.
Irish landings in decline.
Tánaiste agrees to meet IFA delegation
Allowing one tiny segment of the agri-food economy to tarnish the rest of it with this kind of mindless cruelty to animals is a strategic error, as well as a moral wrong.
Calves “bred to suffer”
TDs bring forward Dáil motion
“When we want something, he can’t find where his pockets are”: Tipperary farmer Maurice of The Long Acre on Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue giving €750k in foreign aid to support Ukrainian farms. #gript