Bank won’t contribute to Tralee Beef compo

PROSPECTS for recovery of losses incurred by livestock farmers when the Tralee Beef and Lamb company collapsed three years ago have received a further major setback.

Thu, 03 Feb, 2005 - 00:00

Martin Ryan

Farmers who supplied livestock to the factory immediately prior to its collapse are owed €3.5m.

Now, Anglo Irish Bank has confirmed that they will not contribute towards a farmers’ compensation fund.

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