Person: John Deegan

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Couple discovered in Carlow B&B died from gunshot wounds
Couple discovered in Carlow B&B died from gunshot wounds

Post mortems carried out on a couple found dead in Carlow yesterday have confirmed both died from gunshot wounds.

Tue, 26 Feb, 2013

Double-death shotgun 'held legally'
Double-death shotgun 'held legally'

A shotgun found at the scene of an apparent murder-suicide was legally held by the man suspected of carrying out the shootings.

Tue, 26 Feb, 2013

Couple socialised on night of double killing

A couple found shot in an apparent murder-suicide in a Carlow B&B spent the previous night socialising in the pub across the road.

Tue, 26 Feb, 2013

The grand delusions of property ‘victims’

LAST week, as the air grew thick with victims, I couldn’t help thinking about a man by the name of John Deegan.

Sat, 05 May, 2012

PBC battle back to win Barry Cup

HAVING gone behind on the stroke of half time and conceded again soon after the interval, PBC demonstrated commendable reserves of courage and resilience to hit back and beat an outstanding Ard Scoil RĂ­s side in a thrilling Barry Cup final in Thomond Park.

Sat, 27 Jan, 2007

Thompson tops poll in ICSA presidential vote
Malcolm Thompson from Donegal has been elected president of the Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers’ Association.

Sat, 06 Dec, 2003

ICSA to elect president next month

THE election of a new president of the Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers' Association will take place on December 4.

Sat, 08 Nov, 2003

Court threat to live export trade
A NEW threat to the country’s €200 million per year live export trade has emerged.

Wed, 15 Oct, 2003

Farmers warned against cattle theft

ICSA president John Deegan has urged farmers nationwide to be extra vigilant in watching over their stock.

Thu, 25 Sep, 2003

Walsh backs call for farming body

AGRICULTURE MINISTER Joe Walsh has supported calls for a unified body to represent farmers.

Wed, 24 Sep, 2003

Trade talks collapse ‘not end of road’

THE sudden collapse of the world trade talks in Cancun, Mexico, was not the end of the road, Agriculture and Food Minister Joe Walsh claimed yesterday.

Tue, 16 Sep, 2003

Mexicans fail to break WTO impasse

A COMPROMISE document drawn up by Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Ernesto Derbez failed to break an impasse over farm subsidies and other contentious issues at the five-day world trade talks which were scheduled to end in Cancun yesterday.

Mon, 15 Sep, 2003

Breeders ready for new era
IRISH livestock breeders are ready for the new farming era, said Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers Association president, John Deegan, at last Sunday’s AIB National Livestock Show in Tullamore.

Thu, 14 Aug, 2003

18% drop in incomes on dairy farms
The Teagasc farm survey confirms the serious income situation in farming, particularly on dairy holdings, according to the ICMSA.

Wed, 30 Jul, 2003

ICSA wants inclusion in CAP talks
John Deegan, president, said the consultation process should not discriminate in favour of the social partners. He said ICSA’s analysis has been consistent and much more visionary in relation to decoupling than any other farm organisation.

Fri, 04 Jul, 2003

IFA demand task force
THE IFA is to ask Taoiseach Bertie Ahern to set up a task force involving the Government and all sectors of the dairy industry.

Thu, 03 Jul, 2003

ICSA angered at exclusion from CAP reform talks

The Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers Association has lashed out at its exclusion from national talks on the EU's planned reform of the Common Agriculture Policy.

Wed, 02 Jul, 2003

Farming groups angry over deal
THE country’s two main farming bodies, the IFA and the ICMSA, have given a hostile reception to the deal on CAP reform.

Fri, 27 Jun, 2003

Fischler tables new compromise for CAP reform
ANOTHER compromise paper for reform of the Common Agricultural Policy was tabled in Luxembourg last evening by European Union Farm Commissioner Franz Fischler.

Fri, 20 Jun, 2003

Big Two back CAP reform
AS the crucial CAP reform negotiations resumed in Luxembourg this week, France and Germany agreed to seek a watered down version of the radical proposals.

Thu, 19 Jun, 2003

CAP proposals condemned by IFA
Dairy Committee chairman Michael Murphy urged Minister Joe Walsh to reject out of hand the EU Commission's price cut strategy.

Thu, 19 Jun, 2003

Fears over CAP reform talks
THE Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers Association is extremely worried that “the worst of all worlds” is likely to be the outcome of the stalled EU CAP reform talks, due to resume today.

Tue, 17 Jun, 2003

EU farm ministers meet to decide on Fischler’s proposals
EUROPE’s 15 farm ministers meet today in Luxembourg to decide on the most radical reform of the Common Agricultural Policy since it was established more than 40 years ago.

Wed, 11 Jun, 2003

Talks on future of farming
FARMERS in the European Union should know by the end of the month how they are to go about their business in the years ahead.

Tue, 03 Jun, 2003

Mixed reactions to Teagasc predictions
TEAGASC predictions have been rubbished by ICMSA, whose president Pat O’Rourke said a 40% increase in the average dairy quota size is predicted. No additional investment requirement other than the cost of extra quota was envisaged – a totally unrealistic and groundless assumption, according to O’Rourke.

Thu, 22 May, 2003

IFA sign up for national agreement in €260m deal
Dublin: The IFA decided at a National Council meeting in Dublin yesterday to participate in the new national partnership agreement.

Thu, 01 May, 2003

Row at Department of Agriculture may hit supply of local meat
AN industrial dispute involving clerical staff in local offices of the Department of Agriculture and Food looks set to escalate.

Mon, 14 Apr, 2003

Decoupling would ‘ruin’ EC proposal
THE concept of partial decoupling, where the link between production and direct payments is severed, would make a dog’s dinner of a key EC proposal to reform the Common Agricultural Policy, it was claimed yesterday.

Thu, 10 Apr, 2003

Sheep kills lead to call for dog IDs
The Government was queried in the DĂĄil on whether it proposes to introduce a national dog identification scheme to combat attacks on sheep.

Fri, 04 Apr, 2003

Sheep and suckler farmer elected
A FULL-TIME sheep and suckler farmer from Shillelagh in Co Wicklow is the new president of the 8,000-member Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers Association.

Tue, 25 Mar, 2003

John Deegan wins ICSA presidential election

John Deegan, a full-time sheep and suckler farmer from Co Wicklow, has been elected president of the Irish Cattle and Sheepfarmers Association.

Mon, 24 Mar, 2003

Only farm group to support CAP reform elects a new president this weekend
A SUCCESSOR to Charlie Reilly, ending his four year term as president of the Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers’ Association, will be elected in Portlaoise on Sunday night.

Thu, 20 Mar, 2003

Experts to help out with plans
MORE experts are to be drafted in to resolve farmers’ problems with Commonage Framework Plans.

Thu, 12 Dec, 2002

CAP reforms a boost for sheep farmers
CAP reforms would be a good thing for sheep farmers, the Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers Association claimed yesterday.

Thu, 22 Aug, 2002

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