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Manorhamilton has been chosen as the county town to host the Leitrim contingent in the day of action
IFA has announced the list of county towns for the nationwide Day of Action tomorrow, Friday, June 11.
Farmers in each of the 29 County Executives will hold a rally at 11am to highlight the importance of the farming and agri-food sector to the rural economy.
IFA President Tim Cullinan said critical decisions are imminent which will have far-reaching implications for the sector.
“The shape of the next CAP and the Climate Action Bill will have significant repercussions for farming. We need policies that support commercial farming into the future,” he said.
The list is as follows:
Carlow – Tullow
Cavan - Cavan Town
Clare - Ennis
Cork Central - Bandon, Kanturk, Midleton
Cork (N) - Mitchelstown
Cork (W) - Skibbereen
Donegal – Raphoe
Dublin - Swords
Galway - Athenry
Kerry – Tralee
Kildare - Naas
Kilkenny – Kilkenny
Laois – Portlaoise
Leitrim - Manorhamilton
Limerick - Newcastlewest
Longford - Longford Town
Louth – Castlebellingham
Mayo - Ballina
Monaghan - Monaghan Town
Meath - Kells
Offaly - Tullamore
Roscommon - Castlerea
Sligo - Ballymote
Tipperary (N) – Nenagh
Tipperary (S) - Cahir
Westmeath – Mullingar
Waterford – Dungarvan
Wexford - Enniscorthy
Wicklow - Bray
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