Farmers protest over incomes

More than 70 farmers will travel to Luxembourg today to demonstrate over dairy farm incomes across the EU.

Mon, 22 Jun, 2009 - 08:25

More than 70 farmers will travel to Luxembourg today to demonstrate over dairy farm incomes across the EU.

A delegation headed by Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) President Padraig Walshe will picket the Council of Agriculture Ministers’ meeting to demand immediate action.

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Courts EU Heathrow Place: Luxembourg Place: EU Place: Ireland Person: president Person: Padraig Walshe Person: Walshe Organisation: Irish Farmers’ Association (Organisation: IFA)Organisation: Council of Agriculture Ministers’Organisation: European Farmers’ Union Organisation: European Commission Organisation: COPA Organisation: IFA

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