Another protest by Leitrim farmers against rampant afforestation took place today, but the co-op at the centre of the action says it is the wrong target.
Following the redesignation of Areas of Natural Constraints this week, attention is now turning to appeals to those dissatisfied with the outcome.
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A status yellow warning remains in place until 2am on Saturday for counties Cork and Waterford, with 25mm to 35mm of rainfall expected over 24 hours.
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Top temperatures will range between 6°C and 10°C in moderate easterly winds, followed by a frosty night.
In the news
Teagasc has reported the smallest grain harvest in 23 years for 2018.
Another protest by Leitrim farmers against rampant afforestation took place today, but the co-op at the centre of the action says it is the wrong target.
Following the redesignation of Areas of Natural Constraints this week, attention is now turning to appeals to those dissatisfied with the outcome.
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