Resolves "yes" upon reliable news of 🥔 shortage in Ireland.

There must be actual lack of 🥔 such that people are not able to buy 🥔 or restaurants remove 🥔 products from the menu, etc. It is not enough that the price increases unless it causes shops to stop selling 🥔.

If home-grown 🥔 is fully replaced by imported 🥔, that does not count as 🥔 shortage for the purpose of this market.

Shortage of any previously widely available form of 🥔 will count. Shortage of frozen chips will lead to a "YES" resolution even if raw 🥔 remain available.

"Irish 🥔 prices have doubled over the past twelve months"

https://www.freshplaza.com/europe/article/9540395/irish-potato-prices-have-doubled-over-the-past-twelve-months/

"The weather is not playing ball with us, but that's not really the problem. The big problem is that the farmers – vegetable and 🥔 growers – are not in a position to take on the pressures that weather comes with in the present time."

https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/irish-shoppers-warned-of-shortage-of-fruit-and-vegetables-1491557.html

Irish shoppers warned of shortage of fruit and vegetables | BreakingNews.ie

Dr Hackett told The Pat Kenny Show on Newstalk that the weather is only part of the problem facing farmers.