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'A great day for female farmers': Cork organic beef farmer named best in Europe (opens the original)
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Cork farmer Kay OâSullivan has been named Best Organic Beef Farmer at the 2026 EU Organic Awards in Brussels. Ms OâSullivan runs Glynn Organic Farm, a 63-hectare cattle and sheep enterprise in north Cork that has been certified organic for more than 16 years. She also writes a monthly column for the Irish Examinerâs Signpost series. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Six months of digital access for â¬18.50
MTU students win Young Innovators award for mastitis detection system (opens the original)
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A team of engineering students has been named Young Innovators of the Year 2026 for a system designed to detect signs of mastitis in dairy cows before visible symptoms appear. The MastiTrak team from Munster Technological University (MTU) won the Young Innovators Competition at Enterprise Ireland’s Innovation Arena during the National Ploughing Championships. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in
National Dairy Show announces cattle judge (opens the original)
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Renowned Northern Ireland dairy breeder Mark Logan has been announced as this year's judge for the cattle classes at Millstreet for the 2026 FBD National Dairy Show. Mr Logan, from Islandmagee, Co Antrim, spent 33 years as farm and later estate manager at Clandeboye Estate near Bangor, Co Down. The Holstein herd he developed there won Holstein UK’s Premier Pedigree Herd award in 2007 and achieved two Master Breeder Awards. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in
EU presidency limits Taoiseach’s hand in CAP fight — Christophe Hansen (opens the original)
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The Taoiseach cannot simply advance Ireland’s position in negotiations over the future of the Common Agricultural Policy while Ireland holds the presidency of the Council of the European Union, EU agriculture commissioner Christophe Hansen has said. Mr Hansen was responding to IFA president Francie Gorman’s call for the Taoiseach to lobby harder on behalf of Irish farmers. “The Taoiseach is now in the difficult situation of the Irish presidency, so he cannot blankly put forward the Irish positio
Farmers and stakeholders asked for views on TAMS (opens the original)
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Farmers and other stakeholders are being invited to give their take on investments currently supported through TAMS 3 and share their ideas for innovative additions that could help farms move towards more sustainable production systems. Agriculture Minister Martin Heydon has launched a call for evidence on the future of on-farm capital investment supports beyond the current CAP programme. Mr Heydon said: “The current TAMS 3, CAP on-farm investment scheme has proven to be very successful, with ov
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