Unprotected and unheard: Irish farmers are feeling powerless

The ICSA have become increasingly alarmed by the number of farmers coming to the organisation fearing the Department
Unprotected and unheard: Irish farmers are feeling powerless

The ICSA is deeply concerned about the way farmers are treated by the Department of Agriculture, and the potential effects on those farmers' mental health. 

Farmers say they feel powerless when dealing with the Department of Agriculture.

ICSA President Sean McNamara has said that his association is becoming increasingly alarmed by the growing number of farmers reaching out to them who say they feel powerless and distressed when dealing with the department.

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