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Protesting farmers leave Dublin but threaten to return if demands aren’t met by Minister

Posted by The Analyst | November 27, 2019 | Farming

PROTESTING farmers have left Dublin but threatened to return and bring the capital city to a standstill again if their demands aren’t met following their meeting with Agriculture Minister Michael Creed.

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