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Fodder crisis: Farm bodies call for ‘dedicated budget’ and milk price support for Limerick farmers

MARCH milk price-setting must take account of “near catastrophic” weather says the chair of ICMSA’s dairy committee Gerald Quain, Colmanswell, said: “Against a background where the problems on farms seem to be growing by the day due to the atrocious ...

14 Apr 2018 at 11:00

Health

Pesticides detected in three group water schemes in Limerick

IRISH Water has urged farmers to use best practice when spraying pesticides following MCPA detections in drinking water in County Limerick. Irish Water working in partnership with the National Pesticides and Drinking Water Action Group (NPDWAG) is ...

21 Apr 2018 at 08:00

Farming

Milk price cut a big blow to Limerick farmers

THE County Limerick chairman of ICMSA’s national dairy committee says the milk price cuts announced by Kerry and Glanbia raise “fundamental questions about the continued lack of price transparency and whether parts of the supply chain are ...

19 Mar 2018 at 17:00

Farming

‘I was gone. She brought me back.’ – Limerick Farmer thanks woman who saved his life

ALL the stars aligned to save the life of Murroe man Johnny Davis after he suffered a cardiac arrest. Aoife McGivney, a nurse in Dublin, saved a bus driver's life on O'Connell Bridge this week after he collapsed at the wheel. But Johnny, ...

10 Mar 2019 at 06:00

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