Who wants to be an MEP? - A Munster farmer's take on the elections

It is a breath of fresh air to see the country finally greening up properly... it's just a pity that the view will be masked by every available telegraph pole being plastered in corry board signs, writes dairy farmer Paula Hynes.
Who wants to be an MEP? - A Munster farmer's take on the elections

It is a breath of fresh air to see the country finally greening up properly... it's just a pity that the view will be masked by every available telegraph pole being plastered in corry board signs, writes dairy farmer Paula Hynes.

Election fever seems to be clashing with silage fever as the sun finally came out and temperatures have climbed giving rise to a surge in growth. 

It is a breath of fresh air to see the country finally greening up properly. It is just a pity that the view will be masked by every available telegraph pole plastered with corry board signs as the new season of Who Wants To Be An MEP looms.

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