19/10/2021
19/10/2021
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Members of the Irish Farmers Association (IFA) staged a protest over the price of milk at Dunnes Stores and Aldi in Portlaoise today.
Over 50 farmers travelled from all over the country to tell the public that the low price of milk in supermarkets is a “race to the bottom” and "not sustainable".
Speaking to the Leinster Express, Chairman of the IFA National Liquid Milk Committee, John Finn said that the supermarket deals on milk is going to create a “liquid milk war”.
Members of the Irish Farmers Association (IFA) staged a protest over the price of milk at Dunnes Stores and Aldi in Portlaoise today.
Over 50 members of the IFA travelled from all over the country to tell the public that the low price of milk in supermarkets is a “race to the bottom” and "not sustainable".
Speaking to the Leinster Express, Chairman of the IFA National Liquid Milk Committee, John Finn said that the supermarket deals on milk is going to create a “liquid milk war”.
Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise A&E
It is also understood that Government has identified antigen testing as playing a central role in this reopening phase.
Some members of the Cardiac Physiology Team at the Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise L-R Richie Brophy, Grace Ward, Niamh Harding, Beatrice Bentley, Olivia Southey, Elaine Murphy, Dr Sean Fleming
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