Government asked to prioritise Ireland's horse industry in Brexit negotiations

The Government is being urged to prioritise Ireland's horse industry in Brexit negotiations.

Government asked to prioritise Ireland's horse industry in Brexit negotiations
Tue, 08 Aug, 2017 - 10:37

The Government is being urged to prioritise Ireland's horse industry in Brexit negotiations.

The Department of Agriculture says the sector is worth €700m to Irish economy with a heavy reliance on international trade.

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CourtsRacingBrexitPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: MiddletownPerson: Clem McMahonEvent: BrexitEvent: Dublin Horse ShowOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: Department of Agriculture
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