Wednesday 19 January, 2022
The Welshman is looking forward to a quieter life away from the international spotlight.
Emergency services were alerted after a neighbour found the man in an unresponsive state.
Consent orders were made against named protesters blockading plants owned by Dawn Meats, ABP and Slaney Meats.
Eaton had been attending a conference on the island.
He eventually became free and dragged himself to the nearest phone to call for help.
Ted O’Donoghue shot and injured John Hayes (66) on 16 June 2017, at lands at Ballycasey, Kildimo, Co Limerick.
The corporate law student works in a supermarket, drives tractors and helps out on the family farm.
The local community is said to be “numbed” by the incident.
HSA inspectors arrived on the scene this afternoon to carry out an investigation.
The man was reported missing in the Arra Mountains last night at about 10pm.
Martin Kehoe Jr was overcome by fumes at his farm in Foulksmills yesterday.
He fears such action would destroy his business, the High Court has heard.
Gardaí and health and safety inspectors are investigating the incident.
“I normally go for a Blackleg Vaccine, and you can get them in Boots or Cara pharmacy…”
A man has been arrested following the incident.
The man is now being treated at Beaumont Hospital.
The livestock will serve as part-payment of his €4 million bill.
More romantic than the moooovies.
A month after the quakes, the Fausti family managed to get itself up and running again – but it was no easy task.
The farmer brought the killer chemicals down to a hazardous waste collection drive over the weekend.
Pass the dutchie, good man.
Donal English-Hayden, aged 14, was killed when a tractor and trailer being driven by a local farmer collapsed and overturned into a ditch.
John Cusack was found by a local postman, lying face down outside his back door.
It doesn’t bear thinking about…
It’s the most delightfully Irish thing you’ll see today, we promise.
The 24-year-old man sustained a broken eye-socket and cheek bone.
Because even cows want to get in on the holiday spirit.
Benjy’s owner wanted to send him to slaughter for refusing to mate with females – but an animal charity has stepped in to save him.
They love a bit of jazz, it turns out.
A Kerry driver found out for us, thank God.
The ‘geep’ was born two weeks ago to farmer Paddy Murphy of Ballymore Eustace.
Lorna Sixsmith, a self-described ‘farmerette’, takes a humorous yet realistic view of the trials and tribulations of a marriage interrupted by the demands of sheep, pigs and cantankerous goats.
Filled with 100% Irish beef, it features real-life farmers from across the country.
The man in his 50s was working with bales of hay when he became trapped under farm machinery.
Fianna Fáil’s Éamon Ó Cuív has said that farmers are now paying up to €80 for a bale of silage and have been “dramatically let down.”
