Taoiseach keen to see Beef Taskforce get to work after meeting blocked by farmers

The Taoiseach says he's keen to see the Beef Taskforce get to work.

Taoiseach keen to see Beef Taskforce get to work after meeting blocked by farmers
Wed, 16 Oct, 2019 - 22:20
Digital Desk staff

The Taoiseach says he's keen to see the Beef Taskforce get to work.

The Taskforce's first meeting had to be abandoned on Monday, after farmers blocked access to the Department of Agriculture.

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