Farmers protest at Anglo Irish offices in Limerick

More than 200 farmers are protesting outside the Anglo Irish Bank offices in Limerick.

Farmers protest at Anglo Irish offices in Limerick
Tue, 06 Jul, 2004 - 16:53

More than 200 farmers are protesting outside the Anglo Irish Bank offices in Limerick.

They are creditors of the Tralee Beef and Lamb Company, which went into receivership in 2001, leaving €3.5m owed to 300 farmers.

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