Varadkar calls for end to protests are beef talks set to resume

Meat Industry Ireland, which pulled out of planned discussions last Monday, says it will attend the meeting at the Department of Agriculture in Dublin.

Varadkar calls for end to protests are beef talks set to resume
Sat, 14 Sep, 2019 - 09:10
Digital Desk staff

Talks aimed at resolving the ongoing beef dispute will begin again today.

Meat Industry Ireland, which pulled out of planned discussions last Monday, says it will attend the meeting at the Department of Agriculture in Dublin.

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