Mary Ryan

1 week ago | waterford-news.ie | Mary Ryan

Results from sales rings at Dungarvan Mart on Monday, April 14. Exceptionally high demand and prices being paid for all types of cows, bullocks and heifers in our sales rings at present. We are also experiencing enquiries about dairy stock. If you are considering buying or selling, please contact Kevin on 087 2268392. 1X AA, JAN 2020 BORN 745kg, €2,810 (€3.77/kg) 1X FRX, JAN 2017 BORN, 740kg, €2,420 (€3.27/kg) 1X FR, MAR.

1 week ago | waterford-news.ie | Mary Ryan

Set on a beautifully private and generous site of approximately 0.79 acres, this impressive, detached home offers spacious family living. The home extends to approximately 2,884 square feet and is presented in immaculate, move-in condition. The welcoming entrance hallway is bright, spacious, and finished with sleek porcelain tiles, setting the tone for the rest of the home. The living areas are well spread out, offering a spacious and open feel across the ground floor.

1 week ago | waterford-news.ie | Mary Ryan

There was a huge turnout of TDs and Senators for an Oireachtas briefing by local and national news publishers at Leinster House. The event last week highlighted the challenges and opportunities for journalism and the need for Government support. Bob Hughes, Executive Director of Local Ireland, which represents local news publishers around the country, said the industry still faces an existential crisis but would be sustainable with the right supports.

1 week ago | waterford-news.ie | Mary Ryan

Ifac, Ireland’s farming, food, and agribusiness specialist professional services firm, will host a follow-up webinar looking at the direct impacts of US tariffs, assessing the possibilities of counter-tariffs and exploring what may happen next. This webinar will be jointly hosted with ifac’s US counterpart, Pinion - a top US accounting firm and business advisory provider, and global leader in food and agriculture consulting.

1 week ago | waterford-news.ie | Mary Ryan

ICSA president Sean McNamara has said the latest Teagasc research confirming no difference in ammonia emissions between dribble bars and trailing shoes underlines the urgent need to reinstate grant aid for dribble bar equipment under TAMS. “This research completely undermines the rationale for excluding dribble bars from TAMS support. "It confirms what we have believed all along, that the dribble bar performs just as well as the trailing shoe when it comes to emissions.