Clare farmers say they will lobby government representatives to press the need for a deal to be struck on the common agricultural policy.
Irish farmers are facing uncertainty after a collapse in EU budget talks last week, which it’s feared will now prolong the wait for an agreement in the common agricultural policy.
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Ireland holds the Presidency of the EU for the first half of next year, but it’s now feared that any chance to use this leverage to gain a strong deal will be lost as a result of the delay.
Chair of the IFA in Clare Andrew Dundass feels it’s an issue of importance to the wider Irish population, and not just farmers.
