Walsh rules out intervention in beet dispute

Agriculture Minister Joe Walsh has ruled out any government intervention in the dispute between the Irish Farmers Association and Irish Sugar over beet prices.

Thu, 22 Nov, 2001 - 17:36

Agriculture Minister Joe Walsh has ruled out any government intervention in the dispute between the Irish Farmers Association and Irish Sugar over beet prices.

The disputing parties are currently in negotiations under the guidance of a government-appointed mediator.

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