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Farm Safety Live to mark 10th year at Tullamore Show with hands-on demos
Farm Safety Live will return to the Tullamore Show on August 10 to highlight key safety practices on farms, especially around vehicles, machinery, livestock, and chainsaw use.
Northern Irish workers lead UK in trust for AI at work
New research shows 75% of frontline workers in Northern Ireland trust AI and automation to improve workplace safety—far above the UK average.
Minister urges dairy farmers to address burnout and sleep issues
Minister of State Michael Healy-Rae has encouraged dairy farmers to focus on improving their work-life balance, citing research showing high levels of burnout (24%) and sleep problems (50%).
CSP’s David Nichol appointed to NI health and safety board
David Nichol, a trade union organiser with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP), has been appointed to the board of the Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI).
Safety vision
This week’s stories capture a growing willingness to share expertise, set higher standards and learn from diverse disciplines.
Keeping health and safety in focus
This year’s Health & Safety Excellence Awards have closed, but the path to next year’s celebration has already begun.
Architects form cross-border group to standardise fire safety
The UK and Ireland’s five architectural bodies have joined forces to create the Belfast Group, aiming to harmonise fire and life safety standards across all nations.
Ballymaguire Foods halts production after fatal listeriosis outbreak
Ballymaguire Foods has suspended operations at an affected facility following a listeriosis-linked death and nine confirmed cases.
Tirlán backs farm safety with €5,000 pledge to Embrace FARM
Kilkenny-based agri giant Tirlán has marked Farm Safety Week 2025 with a €5,000 donation to Embrace FARM, reinforcing its long-standing support for families affected by farm accidents.
Farm fatalities hit 2024 total as HSA calls for urgent safety focus
Twelve people have died on Irish farms so far in 2025 — already equalling last year’s total.
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