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Pictured are Richard Primrose, Bank of Ireland UK Agri-Business Manager, (left), Edwin Poots, Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs and Ulster Farmers’ Union Deputy President, David Brown. Image source/credit: www.openfarmweekend.com
Picture by Brian Morrison.
Organisers of Northern Ireland’s farm open day event ‘Open Farm Weekend’ have confirmed this year’s event will take place virtually.
This year marks the 10th year of the event, which is sponsored by Bank of Ireland.
The 2021 open weekend will take place virtually
from Friday, July 30 until Sunday, August 1, with a packed schedule of virtual activities to showcase Northern Ireland food and farming at its best.
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A report that found people who identify as white Irish typically earn considerably more than the average white Briton challenges old stereotypes, an economist has said.
The Sewell Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities (Cred) found that the average earnings of Chinese, Indian and white Irish exceed those of white British people - with the Irish topping the list, having average earnings 41% higher that the white British.
At the other end of the scale were Pakistani and mixed white/black African communities, earning 15% less on average than white British people.
The report found that while white Irish scored very well in terms of educational attainment, Irish Traveller children did worst of all in terms of educational achievement.