The Clare chair of the Beef Plan Group fears the beef industry is still in critical danger, despite the promise of emergency funding in a no-deal Brexit.
Britain has confirmed that tariffs will apply on agri-food imports if they crash out of the union with no deal, which would cost €800 million to Ireland’s beef sector.
To offset this, Tánaiste Simon Coveney says the EU will provide funding to support Irish agriculture, in an attempt to limit the damage.
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But Joseph Woulfe says the track record speaks for itself:
