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Food Industry
Martin Heydon 19 Mar 2026
integral part of Irish farming, producing high-quality animal feed and bedding for the livestock sector and ingredients for the food and drink industry. The sector makes a significant contribution to the Irish economy, as the Deputy knows, estimated at €1.9 billion per annum over … recommendation in the Food Vision tillage report is to explore opportunities for milling wheat in Ireland. While there are opportunities to grow milling wheat in Ireland, there are also recognised agronomic and market challenges. However, with collaboration from industry and support from the marketplace, domestic production of milling
Other Members’ Questions
Michael Lowry 4 Mar 2026
project, especially on migratory fish including trout and salmon. Businesses along the River Shannon and Lough Derg that rely on the tourism industry are worried about what this could mean for their livelihoods. I am speaking about accommodation providers, local pubs, cafés and small shops. Many of them … updated on the project's development over the years, I understand why the people impacted need certainty that all alternatives have been truly explored before we risk damaging this critical waterway. We should look, for instance, at improving storage capacity closer to where demand exists and at upgrading
International Women's Day: Statements
Emer Higgins 18 Mar 2026
evolving forms of abuse, including as part of the transposition of the EU violence against women directive. Looking ahead, Ireland will continue to explore ways to strengthen victim reporting systems and raise public awareness. Of course, during our upcoming Presidency of the European Union, we will use that … girls in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, STEM, subjects, both in school and beyond. This not only reduces the talent available to STEM industries, it also limits the range of perspectives and innovations that are essential for social progress and economic growth. In recent years, Ireland has taken

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