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As farmers struggle with ever-decreasing chemical options, increasing environmental pressures, and...
Rural Life
Eirgrid has confirmed that approximately €40m in compensation has been offered to landowners as...
Agri-Business
EirGrid has confirmed that ESB Networks to seek permission for a Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO)...
Agri Politics
The Aontú bill seeking to underground the North-South Interconnector has passed the first stage in...
The Supreme Court has upheld planning approval for the southern section of the North South...
Environment
Planning permission for the northern section of the North South Interconnector has been rescinded...
Irish dairy farmers face constant change, from unpredictable weather to evolving regulations and...
The earliest possible construction date for the controversial North South Interconnector is early...
A report has concluded that an overhead line is the most beneficial way of meeting the need for...
The feeling at a public meeting last night in Co. Monaghan on the North-South electricity...
There are fears that the North-South electricity interconnector could descend into a...
Landowners affected by the North-South electricity interconnector are prepared to block access...
News that the North-South electricity interconnector has received planning permission in Northern...
In this article, we talk to Germain Milet, who is a market specialist for meat and seafood in Bord...
A European project has proven that the North-South Interconnector can and must go underground,...
While a challenge taken against An Bord Pleanala over the North-South Interconnector power line was...
A financial package for landowners affected by the North/South interconnector is currently being...
The North East Pylon Pressure Campaign (NEPPC) has warned that a repeat attempt by the Minister for...
The underground option for the North-South Interconnector would be three times more expensive than...
Approximately 400 landowners will be affected by the development of the North/South Interconnector,...
