 "The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)")
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Foot-and-mouth bill nears pounds 1bn; Export ban to go but little cheer for farmers.(News)
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FARMERS' fury erupted again last night as the cost of the foot-and-mouth outbreaks on both side of the border was estimated to hit pounds 1billion.
Agriculture Minister Brid Rodgers heaved a hugh sigh of relief when the European Commission's veterinary committee lifted the 27-day-old export ban on the Province.
But Ulster farmers vented their anger at the seven-day safety delay on the movement of meat and dairy products.
Meanwhile, a survey by fina...
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Foot-And-Mouth Crisis: Northern Ireland: Third case confirms province's worst fears
The Independent - London
; ... off. A spokesman said: "It is not feasible to bring large numbers of people through the countryside in light of the devastating news from Ardboe." The general sense of dismay at the new outbreaks is all the greater because six weeks had passed since the first ...
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Foot-And-Mouth Crisis: Northern Ireland: Third case confirms province's worst fears.(News)
The Independent (London, England)
; ... off. A spokesman said: It is not feasible to bring large numbers of people through the countryside in light of the devastating news from Ardboe. The general sense of dismay at the new outbreaks is all the greater because six weeks had passed since the first ...
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Culling policy will remain - Rodgers; New rules to spare cattle will not apply to Northern Ireland.(News)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; Byline: DAN McGINN NORTHERN Ireland will stick to its policy of culling all farm animals in areas where foot-and-mouth occurs, Agriculture Minister Brid Rodgers said yesterday. The minister said after the weekly cabinet meeting of the Northern Ireland Executive that they were sticking with the
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NORTHERN IRELAND: SAFE -- AND WORTH SEEING Its beauty is haunting and its people are fascinating
The Boston Globe
; BELFAST -- For the last five years, I have reported for The Boston Globe from Northern Ireland with some regularity. And without fail, whenever I leave on these two- to three-week assignments, some people act as if I'm off to Beirut. My wife, not an overly religious woman, says novenas. My mother,
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Northern Ireland Comes to Washington D.C.
U.S. Newswire
; To: FOREIGN EDITORS Contact: Tony Silberfeld of Northern Ireland Administration, +1- 202-367-0463, or asilberfeld@nibureau.com; or Chris Vassil, +1-202- 414-0779, or cvassil@susandavis.com, for the Northern Ireland Administration WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Northern Ireland
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