Farming groups in war of words over land-access deal

A war of words has broken out between two of Ireland's main farming organisations over a new deal that will see farmers getting paid for allowing walkers on their lands.

A war of words has broken out between two of Ireland's main farming organisations over a new deal that will see farmers getting paid for allowing walkers on their lands.

The Irish Farmers Association (IFA) said yesterday that it had reached a deal with the Government that would see farmers receive annual payments for maintaining and developing walking routes.

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