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‘If young farmers don’t get the land in time, it’s no good to them later’

Delays in transferring land to the next generation need to be urgently addressed by the Irish government and the EU, the annual general meeting (AGM) of the Irish Natura & Hill Farmers' Association (INHFA) has heard. Speaking at the meeting at the Clayton Hotel in Sligo last evening (Thursday, September 24), farmer John Moran explained […] ie.

‘If young farmers don’t get the land in time, it’s no good to them later’

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Delays in transferring land to the next generation need to be urgently addressed by the Irish government and the EU, the annual general meeting (AGM) of the Irish Natura & Hill Farmers' Association (INHFA)...

Speaking at the meeting at the Clayton Hotel in Sligo last evening (Thursday, September 24), farmer John Moran explained […] ie.

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Delays in transferring land to the next generation need to be urgently addressed by the Irish government and the EU, the annual general meeting (AGM) of the Irish Natura & Hill Farmers' Association (INHFA) has heard. Speaking at the meeting at the Clayton Hotel in Sligo last evening (Thursday, September 24), farmer John Moran explained […] ie.

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