More tractors set off in IFA demonstration

More than 2,000 tractors are expected to take to the roads today as the protest at low farm incomes enters its second day.

Tue, 07 Jan, 2003 - 07:56

More than 2,000 tractors are expected to take to the roads today as the protest at low farm incomes enters its second day.

Tractor convoys are leaving Lifford, Sligo, Claremorris, Oranmore, Ennis, Adare, Bandon and Dungarvan this morning as the week-long journey towards the capital continues.

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Courts Farmers Place: Lifford Place: Sligo Place: Claremorris Place: Oranmore Place: Ennis Place: Adare Place: Bandon Place: Dungarvan Place: Dublin Person: Minister Person: Joe Walsh Person: President John Dillon Event: IFA Organisation: IFA

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