One of the Larry Goodman meat processing plants being picketed by farmers in the protest over beef prices was part of a group that recorded pre-tax profits of €3.12m last year.
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.
One of the Larry Goodman meat processing plants being picketed by farmers in the protest over beef prices was part of a group that recorded pre-tax profits of €3.12m last year.
Farmers who have been carrying out unofficial protests at meat factories around the country may face jail as one of Ireland's largest meat processors, Dawn Meats, went to the High Court court yesterday for a second time this week.
An alleged victim of Jeffrey Epstein who claims she was also sent to London and elsewhere for sex with Britain's Prince Andrew has challenged the British royal to speak up, saying: "He knows exactly what he's done and I hope he comes clean about it."
The Taliban said yesterday it was close to an agreement on a deal that would see US forces withdraw from Afghanistan in exchange for a promise that the country would not become a haven for international militants.
Italy was on the verge of having a new government last night after the centre-left Democratic Party and the anti-establishment Five Star Movement said they were prepared to form a coalition.
