'We don’t want to be branded as thugs': Farmers call on Minister to apologise for Dáil remarks

Latest: Fine Gael councillor Padraig Brady, who is subject to an injunction by C&D Foods, has acknowledged that a complaint was lodged with the Garda Pulse system about threats to the management of the company.

'We don’t want to be branded as thugs': Farmers call on Minister to apologise for Dáil remarks
Wed, 27 Nov, 2019 - 12:00
Digital Desk staff

By Vivienne Clarke

Latest: Fine Gael councillor Padraig Brady, who is subject to an injunction by C&D Foods, has acknowledged that a complaint was lodged with the Garda Pulse system about threats to the management of the company.

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CourtsFarmers' demonstrationPlace: St Stephens GreenPlace: Dublin City centrePlace: DublinPerson: CouncillorPerson: Padraig BradyPerson: Vivienne ClarkePerson: Minister for AgriculturePerson: Michael CreedPerson: Sean O’RourkePerson: Daniel LongPerson: LongPerson: Jolene SmithPerson: Colm LeonardPerson: MinsterPerson: Kevin LunneyPerson: Charlie McConaloguePerson: CreedPerson: Agriculture MinisterPerson: John CoughlanPerson: CoughlanPerson: Micheal CreedPerson: MinisterOrganisation: DáilOrganisation: C&D FoodsOrganisation: Garda PulseOrganisation: Fine GaelOrganisation: C&DOrganisation: RTÉ RadioOrganisation: Department ofOrganisation: Fianna FáilOrganisation: IFA
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