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PQ 184

184 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government the reason landowning farmers can no longer benefit from subsidies in respect of special areas of conservation and national heritage areas due to changes, since the original agreement, in the way these areas of land are categorised; and the plans he has to review the situation in view of the loss of benefits such as the extraction of turf by farmers for their own use. [24159/08]

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184 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government the reason landowning farmers can no longer benefit from subsidies in respect of special areas of conservation and national heritage areas due to changes, since the original agreement, in the way these areas of land are categorised; and the plans he has to review the situation in view of the loss of benefits such as the extraction of turf by farmers for their own use. [24159/08]

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