Ruth Coppinger to meet Agriculture Minister over plans to ban fur farming

Solidarity-PBP's Ruth Coppinger is to meet the Agriculture Minister to seek clarity on his plans to ban fur farming in Ireland.

Ruth Coppinger to meet Agriculture Minister over plans to ban fur farming
Mon, 24 Jun, 2019 - 17:33
Elaine Loughlin

Solidarity-PBP's Ruth Coppinger is to meet the Agriculture Minister to seek clarity on his plans to ban fur farming in Ireland.

It comes after the Irish Examiner revealed that Minister Michael Creed will bring plans to Cabinet today to phase out the controversial practice.

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