Families in fear as Dairygold is dismantled

DAIRYGOLD management, as we all know, is in a tremendous hurry to dismantle all that has been built up by its workforce and its farmers over long years of toil and commitment.

Thu, 25 Nov, 2004 - 00:00

As a concerned Dairygold shareholder, I believe that chief executive Jerry Henchy should not be allowed to get away with saying he is carving up our co-op in the interests of shareholders. His reign of ‘shut it, sell it’ seemingly cannot be stopped.

The Irish Examiner has rightly highlighted what ‘shut it, sell it’ means in human terms.

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