Farmer clinics to help with scheme applications being held around the country

In total, 17 clinics are scheduled.
Staff from the department will provide one-to-one support to assist farmers to submit their scheme applications in advance of the closing date of May 15. 

Staff from the department will provide one-to-one support to assist farmers to submit their scheme applications in advance of the closing date of May 15. 

The Department of Agriculture is holding a series of in-person clinics to assist farmers in making their applications online for the Basic Income Support for Sustainability (BISS) and other area-based schemes.

The clinics will take place from 10am-4:30pm and staff from the department will provide one-to-one support to assist farmers to submit their scheme applications in advance of the closing date of May 15. 

In total, 17 clinics are scheduled.

Venue

Date

Ennis – The Woodstock Hotel

Tuesday, April 2

Oranmore – The Maldron Hotel

Wednesday, April 3

Athlone – The Sheraton Hotel

Tuesday, April 9

Tuam – Ard Rí House Hotel

Wednesday, April 10

Ballina – Great National Hotel

Thursday, April 11

Enniscorthy – Riverside Park Hotel

Tuesday, April 16

Killarney – Randles Hotel

Wednesday, April 17

Limerick – DAFM offices, Raheen

Thursday, April 18

Navan - Newgrange Hotel

Tuesday, April 23

Carndonagh – Unit 10, Spraoi agus Spórt, Supervalu

Wednesday, April 24

Donegal Town – Central Hotel

Thursday, April 25

Drumshanbo – DAFM Offices

Tuesday, April 30

Carrickmacross – Shirley Arms Hotel

Wednesday, May 1

Cavan – DAFM Offices

Thursday, May 2

Clonmel – Minella Hotel

Tuesday, May 7

Mitchelstown – Firgrove Hotel

Wednesday, May 8

Clonakilty – DAFM Offices

Thursday, May 9

The department opened the application process for the 2024 BISS, Complementary Redistributive Income Support for Sustainability (CRISS), Eco-Schemes and other related schemes in February.

Farmers received a BISS information pack in the post containing their maps and land details for 2024. 

Farmers and advisors had been urged to avail of the early opening of the application process rather than waiting until nearer the closing date.

Farmers can apply for all elements of direct payments online. 

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