Irish Sheep Farmers Face Eviction Due to 900% Rent Hike

Sheep farmers in Ireland's Knockmealdown Mountains are facing eviction and the end of a centuries-old tradition, as the owners of Lismore Castle plan to increase their land rent by 900%.

15 Mar, 05:30 — 15 Mar, 05:30

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‘They’re going to hunt us off the hill’ – sheep farmers say 900pc rent hike will put an end to centuries-old tradition

Sheep farmers in the Knockmealdown Mountains in Waterford say they are being forced off the land, due to plans by the owners of historical Lismore Castle to increase the rent they pay by 900pc.

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‘They’re going to hunt us off the hill’ – sheep farmers say 900pc rent hike will put an end to centuries-old tradition

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