Reports
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‘A damage limitation exercise’
2019 is set to be a crucial year for the future of Irish agriculture, with the Brexit deadline looming, the…
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A challenging year ahead
Irish farming and food will confront two fundamental challenges in 2019: the first is to ensure that Brexit does not…
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AIB: Specialised agri-food banking
From the earliest community branch-based structure, AIB has recognised the importance of the agri-food industry as the bedrock of local…
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Where now for the CAP in Ireland?
European Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development, Phil Hogan, believes that a truly modern policy for food, farming and rural…
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Cross border trade is at the very heart of the Brexit conundrum
According to both the Irish Business and Employers Confederation (IBEC) and the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), any restrictions on…
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Sustainable agriculture and food production
AIB’s history is rooted in the agri-food sector. We recognise the key role that we play in supporting the sustainable…
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Irish agriculture must address the challenge of environmental sustainability
Forget Brexit as the core challenge facing agriculture in Ireland over the coming years. Given the scope of the recent…
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Where to next for infrastructure in 2019?
Ireland has seen a fundamental shift in its infrastructure base over the past 20 years, for the better. We have…
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Project Ireland 2040: One year on
Unveiled in February 2018, Project Ireland 2040 laid out Ireland’s framework of growth for over 20 years. A year on…
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‘City quarter’ and ‘campus style’ developments: A growing phenomenon
The development of large scale ‘city quarter’ and ‘campus style’ developments is a growing phenomenon in Ireland. It is becoming…
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