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Irish farmers are facing some hard times this season.

The Irish Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM), is investing $2 million in 18 farm machinery training simulators for use around the country’s Teagasc agricultural colleges.

A recent trip to the Green Isle as a guest of Enterprise Ireland allowed Dairy News to take a closer look at Irish agriculture and a look at one of its leading educational and research centres.

OPINION: Irish farmers could be facing the same fate as their counterparts in the Netherlands.

Ireland's first Ambassador to NZ, Peter Ryan, says relations between the two countries have never been closer.

OPINION: Irish farmers can now swipe right on a tinder type dating app for cows!

Two veteran NZ ploughmen have won themselves a trip to the World Ploughing Championships which is being held in Ireland in September.

Greater cooperation on agricultural research between NZ and Ireland is on the cards.

The global pandemic has boosted growth opportunities for grass-fed dairy products.

A top climate change policy advisor to the Irish government says Ireland and New Zealand should become close allies to combat the negative narrative against the dairy industry. Peter Burke reports.