St Peter's College in Wexford and CBS Enniscorthy at the AgriAware walk and talk farm walks for fifth and sixth-year students at Kildalton Agricultural College. \ Philip Doyle
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The bulk of the country is forecast to be bright and sunny on Thursday, with passing heavy showers in gusty westerly winds. Met Éireann has said that the afternoon and evening will tend to become cloudier with rain gradually spreading into the west.
Top temperatures will vary between 8°C and 11°C in fresh to strong westerly winds.
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The UK has detailed the tariffs it will apply to agri-food imports in case of a no-deal Brexit, prompting alarmed reactions north and south of the border.
The ICSA has questioned the way the IFA collects data on farmers who opt in or out of paying levies.
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Weather forecast
The bulk of the country is forecast to be bright and sunny on Thursday, with passing heavy showers in gusty westerly winds. Met Éireann has said that the afternoon and evening will tend to become cloudier with rain gradually spreading into the west.
Top temperatures will vary between 8°C and 11°C in fresh to strong westerly winds.
In the news
The UK has detailed the tariffs it will apply to agri-food imports in case of a no-deal Brexit, prompting alarmed reactions north and south of the border.
The ICSA has questioned the way the IFA collects data on farmers who opt in or out of paying levies.
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