Hope of end to beet dispute with new talks

There are hopes of an imminent breakthrough in the long running beet dispute.

Hope of end to beet dispute with new talks
Fri, 30 Nov, 2001 - 16:15

There are hopes of an imminent breakthrough in the long running beet dispute.

Tánaiste Mary Harney and Agriculture Minister, Joe Walsh are holding unscheduled talks with Greencore and the Irish Farmers Association at Dublin Castle.

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