Bankruptcy of Monaghan farmer whose cattle were shot to be extended due to ‘lack of co-operation

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Bankruptcy of Monaghan farmer whose cattle were shot to be extended due to ‘lack of co-operation

Posted by The Analyst | May 22, 2020 | Farming

The High Court has ruled that the bankruptcy of a Co Monaghan farmer whose cattle were shot by members of the Defence Forces in 2016 should be extended.

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