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The finger has been pointed at Coillte and the Department of Agriculture for a sizeable rise in appeals on access to information on the environment requests.
A legal opinion from the EU’s advocate general Tamara Capeta has questioned the ratification process used to designate tens of thousands of hectares of farmland.
The Revenue appeal commissioner found that Revenue was incorrect to issue the demand for the €72,728, as it was outside of the time limits contained in the tax acts. Gordon Deegan reports.
Three dairy-farm planning applications have been appealed to An Bord Pleanála by environmental activist Peter Sweetman, while 20 observations have been lodged with local authorities.
There are 155,209 breeding ewes in Wicklow with 233,000 lambs born every year, making the county the fifth-largest in Ireland in terms of sheep numbers.
Love might conquer all but with so much at stake on farms, is legislation the best way to make sure that both parties are protected in the event of a breakup. Amii McKeever writes.
In this three-part series, historian Tony Mc Carthy traces the history of Irish land and, in particular, the tenurial systems which determined who owned and occupied it.
A case was heard before the Tax Appeal Commission over 16.5 acres sold in 2005 on which no capital gains tax was paid by the married couple selling the land.