Protesting beef farmer faces jail for contempt of court as meat battle set to intensify

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Protesting beef farmer faces jail for contempt of court as meat battle set to intensify

Posted by The Analyst | August 29, 2019 | Farming

The High Court will tomorrow decide if a protesting farmer will be sent to jail in the first of what Mr Justice Senan Allen was told could be many applications for contempt of court.

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