Diesel laundering plant discovered in Shantonagh Friday eveningFriday, 03 September 2010 19:03
Counterfeit car parts seized in South ArmaghFriday, 03 September 2010 19:45
IFA President meets members to discuss 'nitrates' job lossesFriday, 03 September 2010 11:50
On the run sex offender is detained after border alertThursday, 02 September 2010 18:24
Illicit diesel washing plant discovered in CullavilleThursday, 02 September 2010 08:01
Agriculture Minister dismisses young farmers surveyWednesday, 01 September 2010 15:08
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REVENUE officers Environmental Protection Agency and County Council personnel assisted by gardai have uncovered a illicit diesel laundering plant as well as an illegal dump in remote farmland in County Monaghan on Friday evening. See full story and EXCLUSIVE pictures FIRST inside.
A LARGE number of suspected counterfeit car parts have been seized by PSNI officers in neighbouring South Armagh on Wednesday of this week.
IFA President John Bryan will visit a number of farms in Monaghan and Cavan on 3rd September and meet with IFA members in the afternoon in the Kilmore Hotel in Cavan.
AN on-the-run sex offender believed to have fled from the UK to this country last weekend, after failing to turn up for a court hearing, was arrested on Thursday 2nd September in Dublin.
A HUGE diesel washing plant has been discovered close to Cullaville in County Armagh less than a half mile from both the Monaghan and Louth county borders.
A recent Macra na Feirme survey has stated that 96% of farmers who took part feel that Minister for Agriculture Brendan Smith has not done enough to restructure the agri-industry for them. However, Minister Smith does not agree writes Anne McCabe.
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