News & Insights

This is the first Annual Review as a new organisation, and under the new identity – Tirlán. The document below provides an overview of the Co-operative organisation and its broad range of activities.

Tirlán (formerly Glanbia Ireland and Glanbia Co-op), Ireland’s largest farmer-owned food and nutrition business, has today announced its first Annual Report and Accounts for 2022 showing a revenue rise of 36% to €3 billion, primarily driven by strong ingredient sales internationally.

The innovative Twenty20 Beef Club calf-to-beef programme has unveiled a new and enhanced pricing structure with increased club premium and breed bonus payments for new and existing members.

New state-of-the-art blended workplace in city’s urban district Abbey Quarter.

GAIN Equine Nutrition is partnering with Riding for the Disabled Association Ireland (RDA Ireland) to support the free horse riding and carriage-driving sessions the charity provides to hundreds of children and adults with disabilities every week.

Tirlán, the country’s largest dairy company and the biggest buyer of Irish grains has expanded their oat portfolio to include Organic Oat-Standing™ Functional Oat Flour, which helps manufacturers meet demand for organic, natural and other oat product.

Tirlán, a world-class food and nutrition business, has launched its new ‘Unearth Your Future’ Graduate Programme with a wide range of opportunities offering unrivalled career progression prospects.

Tirlán and its family farm suppliers have donated €20,000 to UNICEF. The funds will help assist the charity to provide emergency support to millions of people devastated by earthquakes across south eastern Turkey and along the Syrian border.

Over 13 top grain suppliers honoured for their top-class crops.

Farm families and businesses dig deep and organise emergency aid convoy to Ukraine

Farmer-owned Co-op delivers on its promise to enhance the rural communities it serves.

This statement of Tirlán’s tax strategy (“Tax Strategy”) sets out the strategy for conducting the Group tax affairs in those countries where we do business (including Ireland, UK and the US) and the processes and procedures for managing tax risks.