The budget of the next Common Agricultural Policy needs to be increased to reflect the extra burdens farmers face because of EU laws and regulations.
That’s according to Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue who was speaking in Brussels this morning ahead of a meeting of EU Agriculture and Fisheries ministers. Farmers protested again in the Belgian capital today against global trade deals, EU red tape and burdensome environmental laws.
Out words: of years
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EU VP slams killings of aid workers and journalists in Gaza.
Israeli ground offensive on Rafah would be “catastrophic” – Borrell
EU needs “more specificity” on Ireland’s energy efficiency targets
Ireland needs to “up its ambitions” on climate/energy targets – EU
“Real surge” in young road fatalities - Chambers
20k road deaths in Europe in 2023
Ireland heading in “wrong direction” on road safety - Chambers
Cork looking for opportunities and success - McGuinness
Harris/Varadkar reflect EU values - McGuinness
McGuinness in Cork “to listen and learn”
Cork “very vibrant” with “huge opportunities” - McGuinness
European degree a “win win” for all
Farmers’ concerns being addressed – EU
EU “committed” to tackling “legitimate concerns” of farmers
Balanced approach on CAP “really important” - McConalogue
Ireland’s rise in road fatalities a reminder to “exercise caution” – EU
Road fatalities, highest rise in Ireland – EU
Cyprus-Gaza maritime corridor ship on way – von der Leyen
Farmers know we’re listening - McGuinness
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