Farmers to export from Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland is set to resume agriculture exports to Europe after confirmation that a cull of sheep in South Armagh will now go ahead.

Thu, 29 Mar, 2001 - 15:01

Northern Ireland is set to resume agriculture exports to Europe after confirmation that a cull of sheep in South Armagh will now go ahead.

Northern Agriculture Minister Brid Rodgers said she has been able to meet farmers' concerns over compensation and the slaughter and disposal of animals.

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