IFA and land owners should think again

WE in the Turf Cutters Association are seriously concerned to hear that the IFA has participated in negotiations with EU officials in Brussels in order to arrange what is effectively a buyout of owners’ interests.

Mon, 09 Aug, 2004 - 01:00

We are surprised that no attempt appears to have been made to consult any of those organisations which represent these owners.

Who apart from the IFA participated in these negotiations and with whom were they held?

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