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26 Jun 2022
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THE Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Shane McEntee TD, has stressed the benefits to consumers of buying their horticultural produce locally.
He was speaking during a visit to the Bloom 2011 Garden and Food Show which took place in the Phoenix Park, Dublin over the Bank Holiday weekend.
“The recent outbreak of E Coli contamination of cucumbers in Germany underlines the benefit of supporting local vegetable and horticulture producers, whether in shops, supermarkets or at the increasing number of farmers’ markets.
That way, you have a better idea of who produced it and local growers benefit financially, helping to keep life in our communities,” Mr McEntee said.
Ronan Scully of Self Help Africa with Mary, Anne and Yeabsira in Nazareth Ethiopia
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A dangerous driver has had his 20-year ban halved
Cllr Neil Feighery, centre, with members of the gardai and local groups following the completion of the town walkabout in O'Connor Square on Friday
Ger Rafferty, Paul Corrigan, Ciaran Daly, Declan Kelly, David Connolly, Ciaran Grennan and Alan Mulhall at the presentation of medals.
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