A previous protest by farmers in Dublin. Image: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews.ie A previous protest by farmers in Dublin. Image: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews.ie A CONVOY OF tractors and farm vehicles will arrive in Dublin today in a protest by farmers against government policy.
IFA President Tim Cullinan, who is leading the convoy, said farmers are “being asked to do more and more for less”. “We have consistently called for genuine engagement and negotiation with farm organisations to develop a farm-level plan that farmers can work towards achieving,” Cullinan said. “Farmers are very conscious of the climate challenge, and farmers want to play their part. But this Government has no plan. Farmers are being talked at, rather than talked to.
Disrupted nothing. Just blew a few thousand litres of diesel up into the atmosphere. Great fellas
Plenty of money to spend on diesel for the trip to Dublin
Convoy of 80 diesel gusslers through poluted city centre Excellent way to convince urban voters that farmers are the best people to protect the environment
If a business in unviable it closes.
Have them commute to Dublin every day on road diesel and they’d really have some Something to complain about.
They never stop moaning.