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Removal of VAT on defibrillators urged to end a 'tax on saving lives'

...of the long awaited National Stroke Strategy, including an allocation of over €10 million over the next three years to BEEF up stroke service staffing levels. The charity wants €1million in funding for a new Cardiovascular Health Unit in the...

23 Aug 2022 at 15:25

Local News

Removal of VAT on defibrillators urged to end a 'tax on saving lives'

23 Aug 2022 at 17:28

Longfordleader

Better farm prices wiped out by input costs

...output prices were up +29.8% in June ’22 vs. June ’21, with positive gains reported across all sectors: cereals (+34%); BEEF (+27%); pigs (+8.2%); sheep (+12%); poultry (+7%) and milk (+44.7%). However, the benefit of increased output prices has...

21 Aug 2022 at 09:04

Arts & Entertainment

EXPLAINED: The secret to the perfect burger

...(@suziecookingthebooks) For Suzie Lee, it’s all about the meat you use for the best burger. She recommends a mix of BEEF and pork mince, saying: “You’ve got the BEEF flavour, but the pork gives it a softer texture, and a different blend...

18 Aug 2022 at 11:09

Longfordleader

Minister has to come clean on his climate plans

...and would eliminate the sector entirely. “At a time when the Minister should be focused on securing funding for the BEEF Environment and Efficiency Programme for Sucklers in next week’s Budget, we see that the Department is working behind the...

04 Oct 2022 at 11:03

Home

Taking the first step to reducing emissions on your farm

...to farmers. The responsibility for reducing emissions lies with every farmer in the country across all enterprises. Dairy, BEEF, sheep, tillage and pig farmers; big or small; North, South, East or West; good land or bad land, intensive or extensive,...

15 Aug 2022 at 11:04

Arts & Entertainment

GUIDE: How to cope with strained sibling relationships as an adult

...he didn’t pass the audition” to play with Paul McCartney at Glastonbury. It’s unclear how much of the Gallaghers’ BEEF stems from competitiveness and how much is down to plain dislike, but if you’re struggling with sibling rivalry into...

21 Sept 2022 at 13:27

National Ploughing

Ploughing 2022: The best farming jokes to say at this year's Ploughing!!

...about the farmer who won the top award? He was out standing in his own field What do you call a cow with no legs? Ground BEEF. What do you call a sleeping bull? A Bulldozer. What did the mammy cow say to the baby cow when it was getting late? It’s...

19 Sept 2022 at 16:25

Local News

Supermac's Pat McDonagh urges people to buy 'long-life food' ahead of winter food shortage

...to have its own effect and there's going to be less disposable income". He said he has seen a 40pc increase in the cost of BEEF and chicken that he buys for Supermacs. 'Look the cost of fuel and food is going to continue to grow. The cost of...

28 Jul 2022 at 20:00

National News

Supermac's Pat McDonagh urges people to buy 'long-life food' ahead of winter food shortage

28 Jul 2022 at 12:02

Farming

New research suggests Irish beef cattle emissions can be significantly reduced by improved genetics

Results from a collaborative research project between ABP, Teagasc and ICBF have shown that significant reduction in Irish BEEF cattle emissions is achievable by improving genetics in the BEEF herd with emission reduction of up to 13% possible....

02 Aug 2022 at 12:44

National News

New research suggests Irish beef cattle emissions can be significantly reduced by improved genetics

02 Aug 2022 at 11:34

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