Ex-IFA man stands by ‘democratic deficit’ accusation

ON October 7 you published a letter from IFA president John Dillon in response to my open letter to the three IFA presidential candidates.

Ex-IFA man stands by ‘democratic deficit’ accusation

Mr Dillon failed to mention the clear conflict of interest in the collection of the IFA's meat factory levy, which was recognised by the national council of which he was part when it decided to change that method of collection in the aftermath of the meat factory blockade of January 2000.

My four years as Longford IFA county chairman gave me an inside-track knowledge of the workings of the organisation's upper echelons.

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