It comes in Brussels in the face of the Mercosur deal.
A midlands MEP is insisting Ireland's farming sector cannot be a 'sacraficial lamb' for Europe's car manufacturing industry.
Barry Cowen is defending the Irish agricultural sector in Brussels in the face of the Mercosur deal.
The agreement could see 99,000 tonnes of tariff free beef imported to the EU from countries in South America.
Fianna Fáil's Barry Cowen says it is crucial any deal would prioritise the interests of Irish agriculture:
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