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18 Jan 2022
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Hugh and Patrick Bradley - Leitrim Raw Milk
Tractor run takes place tomorrow
'Farmer Phil' - Philip Stewart with a vintage potato harvester, a Massey Ferguson 711
IFA are organising an online meeting
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Minister for Agriculture, Charlie McConalogue and Minister of State, Malcolm Noonan pictured in Drumkeerin
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