IFA president Joe Healy and Ulster/North Leinster regional chair Nigel Renaghan. \ John Allen
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Last week, almost 1,000 IFA members protested on Brexit losses outside the Cabinet meeting in Cork.
The Taoiseach and the Government are failing beef farmers who have suffered losses of €100m from Brexit.
Following the IFA protest, the Taoiseach acknowledged that more support is needed for farmers who are already suffering as a result of Brexit. This must now be backed up by action.
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The IFA will continue to put pressure on the Government and European Commission to deliver on their promises of support for Irish farmers.
IFA deputy president Richard Kennedy addresses the crowd. \ John Allen
Crowds gathered at the IFA Brexit beef protest. \ John Allen
Crowds gathered outside City Hall in Cork. \ John Allen
Cork Central chair Harold Kingston with Jake the Bull.\ John Allen
Cork North chair Anne Baker and Pat Farrell, animal health chair. \ John Allen
IFA president Joe Healy confronts Taoiseach Leo Varadkar. \ John Allen
Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed. \ John Allen
Farmers gathered outside City Hall. \ John Allen
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Last week, almost 1,000 IFA members protested on Brexit losses outside the Cabinet meeting in Cork.
The Taoiseach and the Government are failing beef farmers who have suffered losses of €100m from Brexit.
Following the IFA protest, the Taoiseach acknowledged that more support is needed for farmers who are already suffering as a result of Brexit. This must now be backed up by action.
The IFA will continue to put pressure on the Government and European Commission to deliver on their promises of support for Irish farmers.
IFA deputy president Richard Kennedy addresses the crowd. \ John Allen
Crowds gathered at the IFA Brexit beef protest. \ John Allen
Crowds gathered outside City Hall in Cork. \ John Allen
Cork Central chair Harold Kingston with Jake the Bull.\ John Allen
Cork North chair Anne Baker and Pat Farrell, animal health chair. \ John Allen
IFA president Joe Healy confronts Taoiseach Leo Varadkar. \ John Allen
Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed. \ John Allen
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