The row over a National Park for Northern Ireland continues

After yesterday's debate on whether Northern Ireland needs a national park the chairman of the Ulster Society for the Protection of the Countryside contacted the show. Paddy McAteer says National Parks are there to protect the country side and without one we may lose our beautiful scenery. He also claims farmers are over reacting. Paddy joins farmer Victor Chestnutt, who organised a meeting on Wednesday, to discuss the possibility of the Causeway Coast and Glens of Antrim being designated Northern Ireland's first national park.