The Clare chair of the IFA insists it’s vital to get a resolution in the beef crisis quickly so that farming organisations can focus on Brexit preparations.
Talks in the long-running dispute reached an impasse last night and Agriculture Minister Michael Creed is to intervene today in an effort to broker a deal.
It’s now been a week and a half since protesting farmers agreed to stand down their demonstrations, which led to temporary lay offs at meat plants across the country, to engage in talks.
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Little progress has been made in that time and now, Willie Hanrahan says it’s time to up the pace and get a deal over the line to ensure a fair price for the farmer:
