Restaurants are now warning that beef could soon be off the menu, as a result of the ongoing dispute between farmers and factories.
Beef processors have laid off hundreds of staff as a result of blockades at plants around the country.
The CEO of the Restaurants Association of Ireland, Adrian Cummins, has warned that if blockades aren't lifted soon, some restaurants won't be able to serve beef due to its unavailability.
Significant Rail Disruption For Wicklow Passengers This Weekend
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Simon Harris Commits to Four Years of Income Tax Relief
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Education Minister Hails Coláiste Bhríde as 'True Community Hub' for South Wicklow
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Bray Dip for Jigsaw Returns This Weekend
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