European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker (left) and US President Donald Trump at the White House. \ Etienne Ansotte/European Union
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Saturday sees the FarmAid concert take place for the 34th consecutive year.
It does so against the backdrop of hurricane Florence, a more destructive cousin of our own storm Ali, and in an economic climate described by John Mellencamp as worse than the 1980s when a quarter of family farms in the US were wiped out.
Tune in online, and let’s hope the weather is better in Hartford Connecticut than it has been in Tullamore.
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Saturday sees the FarmAid concert take place for the 34th consecutive year.
It does so against the backdrop of hurricane Florence, a more destructive cousin of our own storm Ali, and in an economic climate described by John Mellencamp as worse than the 1980s when a quarter of family farms in the US were wiped out.
Tune in online, and let’s hope the weather is better in Hartford Connecticut than it has been in Tullamore.
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