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Snow: RAF Helicopter Sent To Aid Farmers


The military is drafted in to help families stranded by the snow, as forecasters predict more freezing conditions ahead.

 

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The plight of the farmers has resulted in an unlikely alliance between the British army and Irish Republicans, there is a S minister in charge of farming in northern Ireland.
If your livelihood your life is tied on in the farm, looking after sheep and lambs, it's a hard rendering situation, so i think it's good to see that there will be that support, so glad that i my to see that support, but i make no comment to what * bring the British army into north Ireland.
From this  vantage point you get some sense of the scale of the problems here, 9 glens covering 70,600 square hectors, a helicopter is the only option.
So 5 days after the snow fell, help has finally reached the most remote regions, some hope at last for the sheep farmers whose flocks are starving to death.
David B Sky News.

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Touching down on a mercy mission, the military came to the aid of desperate farmers. Bags of animal feed were transported to RAF Aldgrove to be loaded onto a Chinook. Support from the sky, a huge relief to those managing the crisis on the ground.

"We've been working with the local councils, we've been working with Red Cross and other agencies just to identify people in need who've maybe been cut off because of the snow, and we've been trying to get emergency provisions to them just to tide them over until they can get access from their homes."

On the Glens of Antrim, thousands of sheep lie dead and buried beneath the snow. Thousands of more have been left stranded without access to food, they are now fighting for survival. On the more isolated farms we've visited this week, the airdrop couldn't come quickly enough.

"It means that animals are getting fed first and foremost like we traipsed yesterday half a mile with a tot bag of hay to just to try and get the sheep we have out farm and to see an elderly aunt and we are... we are just... you don't want to get up in the morning now so you don't for...it's just everyday is worse than the day before. "

The plight of the farmers has resulted in an unlikely alliance between the British Army and Irish Republicans. There is a Sinn Fin Minister in charge of farming in North Ireland.

"If your livelihood, indeed your life is tied up in the farm, looking after sheep and lambs, it's a heart-rendering situation. So I think it is good to see that there will be that support, so glad am I to see that support that I make no comment about the Sinn Fin bring the British Army into Northern Ireland."

From this vantage point you get some sense of the scale of problem here, 9 glens covering 70,600 suqare hectares. A helicopter is the only option. So 5 days after the snow fell, help has finally reached the most remote regions. Some hope at last for the sheep farmers whose flocks are starving to death. David Blevins, Sky News near Glenair.

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Touching down on a mercy mission, the military came to the aid of desperate farmers. Bags of animal feed were transported to RAF order group to be loaded onto a Chinook. Support from the sky, a huge relief to those managing the crisis on the ground.

¡°We¡¯ve been working with the local councils, and been working with Red Cross, and other agencies just to identify people in need who have been cut off because of the snow and we¡¯ve been trying to get emergency provisions to them just take them over until they can get access for their homes.¡±

On the Glens of Antrim, thousands of sheep lied dead and buried beneath the snow. Thousands more have been left stranded without access to food. They are now fighting for survival. On the more isolated farms we¡¯ve visited this week the air drop couldn¡¯t come quickly enough.

¡°It means that our animals are scant, fed first and foremost like we traipsed just yesterday half a mile X, just trying to get a sheep we have on an old farm and to see an elderly aunt, and we are, we are just¡­ you don't want to go out in the morning snow, so you don¡¯t for¡­it¡¯s just every day is worse than the day before.¡±

The plight of the farmers has resulted in an unlikely alliance between the British army and Irish republicans. There¡¯s a Sinn F¨¦in minister in charge of farming in Northern Ireland.

¡°If your livelihood, indeed your life is tied up in the farm, looking after sheep and lambs, you are¡­ it¡¯s a hard rendering situation. So I think it is good to see that there will be that support. So glad am I to see that support, but I¡¯ll make no comment on the action bringing the British army into Northern Ireland.¡±

¡°From this vantage point you get some sense of the scale of the problem here. Nine Glens covering 70,600 square hectares. A helicopter is the only option.¡±

So five days after the snow fell, help has finally reached the most remote regions, some hope at last for the sheep farmers whose flocks are starving to death.

David Blevins, Sky News near Gleaner.

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RAF Aldergrove (now named Joint Helicopter Command Flying Station Aldergrove) was a Royal Air Force station situated 18 miles (29 km) northwest of Belfast. It adjoined Belfast International Airport, sometimes referred to simply as Aldergrove which is the name of the surrounding area. The station shared the Aldergrove runways but had its own separate facilities and helipad.

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Touching down(½µÂä) on a mercy mission, the military came to the aid of desperate farmers. Bags of animal feed were transported to RAF Aldergrove (now named Joint Helicopter Command Flying Station Aldergrove a Royal Air Force station situated 18 miles, or 29 km, northwest of Belfast. It adjoined Belfast International Airport, sometimes referred to simply as Aldergrove which is the name of the surrounding area. The station shared the Aldergrove runways but had its own separate facilities and helipad) to be loaded onto a Chinook. Support from the sky, a huge relief to those managing the crisis on the ground.

We¡¯ve been working with the local councils, and working with Red Cross, and other agencies just to identify people in need who have been cut off because of the snow and we¡¯ve been trying to get emergency provisions to them just to take them over until they can get access for their homes.

On the Glens of Antrim, thousands of sheep lied dead and buried beneath the snow. Thousands more have been left stranded without access to food. They are now fighting for survival. On the more isolated farms we¡¯ve visited this week the air drop couldn¡¯t come quickly enough.

It means that our animals are getting fed first and foremost like we traipsed yesterday half a mile with a tot bag of hay to just to try and get the sheep we have and out of farm and to see an elderly aunt and we are, we are just, you don't want to get out in the morning now so you don't for, it's just everyday is worse than the day before.

The plight of the farmers has resulted in an unlikely alliance between the British Army and Irish Republicans. There is a Sinn Fin Minister in charge of farming in Northern Ireland.

If your livelihood, indeed your life is tied up in the farm, looking after sheep and lambs, it's a heart-rendering situation. So I think it is good to see that there will be that support, so glad am I to see that support but I'll make no comment about the Sinn Fin bringing the British Army into Northern Ireland.

From this vantage point you get some sense of the scale of problem here: Nine glens(Ï¿¹È) covering 70,600 suqare hectares. A helicopter is the only option.

So five days after the snow fell, help has finally reached the most remote regions - some hope at last for the sheep farmers whose flocks are starving to death.

David Blevins, Sky News, near Glenar.

dollyhuang

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Touching down on a mercy mission, the military came to the aid of desperate farmers. Bags of animal feed were transported to RAF Aldergrove to be loaded onto Chinook. Support from the sky, a huge relief to those managing the crisis on the ground.

¡°We¡¯ve been working with the local councils and working with red cross and other agencies just to identify people in need who may be cut off because of the snow. And we¡¯ve tried to get emergency provisions to them just to take them over until they can get access from their homes.

On the Glens of Antrim, thousands of sheep lie dead and buried beneath the snow. Thousands more have been left stranded without access to food. They are fighting for survival. On the more isolated farms we¡¯ve visited this week, the air-drop couldn¡¯t come quickly enough.

¡°It means our sheep and animals are getting fed first and foremost, like we traipsed yesterday half a mile with a tot bag of hay, just to try to get the sheep we have to out of farm and to see an elderly aunt and we are, we¡¯re just you don¡¯t want to get out in the morning now so you don¡¯t for. It¡¯s just everyday is worse than the day before.¡±

The plight of the farmers have resulted in an unlikely alliance between the British army and Irish Republicans. There¡¯s a Sinn Fin minister in charge of farming in Northern Ireland.

¡°If your livelihood, indeed your life is tied up in the farm, looking after sheep and lambs. It¡¯s a hard rendering situation. So I think it¡¯s good to see that there will be support. So glad am I to see that support but I¡¯ll make no comment about the Sinn Fin bringing the British army and Northern Ireland.¡±

From this vantage point, you get some sense of scale of the problem here, nine glens covering 70,600 square hectares. The helicopter is the only option.

So, five days after the snow fell, help has finally reached the most remote regions. Some hope at last for sheep farmers whose flocks are starving to death.

David Blevins, Sky News, near Glenar.