It’s claimed Brexit uncertainty is putting intense pressure on farmers in Clare and across the country, even though it’s out of their hands.
The Clare branch of the IFA held its AGM in Ennis last night, where a number of concerned farmers aired their worries for the sector.
The beef sector in particular is said to be vulnerable and with suckler the most common form of farming in Clare, that’s causing serious concern here.
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The IFA’s Director of European Affairs Liam McHale addressed the meeting in the West County Hotel last night and says it can’t all be dumped on ordinary workers:
