Dillon's army ready to deliver ultimatum

Agriculture Correspondent

Dillon's army ready to deliver ultimatum
Fri, 10 Jan, 2003 - 00:00
Ray Ryan

A total of 2,000 tractors arrived at six staging posts on the outskirts of the capital last night on the fourth day of the protest.

Dublin Chamber of Commerce described the protest as a publicity stunt by the IFA and warned that it could cost businesses in the city millions in lost revenue.

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