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Minister Heydon was responding to a question from Deputy Danny Healy-Rae in the Dáil on Wednesday, who had been in attendance at an Irish Natura and Hill Farmers Association protest at Agriculture House.
Members of the Irish Hill Farmers Association and Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers Association spoke about the issues of some mineral soil being classified as peatland.
“This is our house and don’t forget it,” was the message from former president of the INHFA Colm O’Donnell at a protest by the farm organisation over GAEC 2 regulations at Agriculture House.
Very few people had done as much as Jeremy Clarkson to communicate the challenges facing farmers to the general public, claimed INHFA president Vincent Roddy.