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- Sep 25, 2026
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PhD veterinary candidate needs your help! (opens the original)
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VETERINARY surgeon, Anna Juan de Pedro, is an equine academic clinician with the UCD Equine Field Service and is currently completing a PhD focused on thoracolumbar pain in Sport Horses in Ireland. Thoracolumbar (back) pain is frequently associated with performance issues in horses. Despite being a common equine problem, there is currently limited data available regarding diagnostic approaches, management strategies and treatment protocols across Ireland.
Fertiliser returns: what do they mean for horse owners? (opens the original)
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HORSE owners with agricultural land may receive a message from their agricultural adviser asking them to declare their “fertiliser closing stock”. For those who regard their holding primarily as an equestrian property rather than a conventional farm, it can be difficult to know what this means or why it applies. The requirement comes from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM), rather than individual agricultural consultants, and forms part of Ireland’s National Fertiliser Dat
Green, but is it feeding them? (opens the original)
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AFTER a dry summer, followed by warm September rain, fields across the east are green again. But appearances can be deceptive, and horses standing in apparently plentiful grass may still need supplementary forage. Drive through Kildare this September and many fields look remarkably green. After prolonged dry conditions, rain and warm soils have triggered an impressive recovery in grass growth. For horse owners, however, green does not necessarily mean well-fed. Figures from Teagasc and PastureBa
What punters can teach us about investing (opens the original)
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NIALL Rooney has worked in insurance and financial services for more than three decades. He joined CityLife Galway in 2013 as financial planning manager and is a chartered insurance practitioner and personal financial planner. He is also well known in racing circles. His love of racing came from his late father, Raymond Rooney, a senior steward of the Turf Club and chairman of Galway Race Committee.
Advertorial A simpler route to asset finance for the equine industry (opens the original)
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FOR many people across the equine industry, knowing what they need to invest in is the easy part. Knowing where to go for finance - and which option best suits the purchase - can be much less straightforward. Having grown its motor and commercial asset finance division significantly since 2019, Loanitt now has over 50 staff and will finance over €100 million in asset finance in Ireland this year. This growth enables Loanitt to provide specialist business finance nationwide, helping businesses fi
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