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Makers of the famous Donegal tweed are calling for specific legal protection for their product. Weavers in County Donegal say they are increasingly facing cheaper imitations of their material.

Martin Doherty, a chartered engineer, surveyor and lawyer, based in Buncrana, Co Donegal, said he believes the downgrade decisions are motivated by a desire to limit redress spending.

Weavers of Ireland's famous Donegal tweed have called for a special protected status for their product, as the craft industry battles a raft of cheaper imitations branding themselves as "Donegals".