AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAgri-food: Irish dairy’s outlook is buoyed by global demand for protein and grass-fed products, but proposed CAP cuts could cost Cork farmers €39m a year. Manufacturing: Daktronics plans to close its Irish factory as it shifts production. A Galway engineering firm is moving from machinery repairs into trailer manufacturing and eyeing expansion; Glenilen Farm reported record sales of €15.8m. Jobs and business: Flutter plans up to 1,400 job cuts across the UK and Ireland, with 240 Dublin roles at risk, citing UK gambling tax increases. Property and infrastructure: Dublin industrial and logistics take-up is near a three-year high, while south-west vacancy has fallen to 1.5%. Dublin Port is seeking contractors for a €250m framework. Energy and innovation: Renewables groups are urging faster battery deployment after wind and solar power was lost due to storage constraints. UCD spin-out Go Eve has raised £750,000 to advance its EV charging technology.
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