ICSA Structure
Dermot Kelleher
President
Eddie Punch
General Secretary
Philip Maguire
Connaught/Ulster Vice President
Kevin Durkin
Leinster Vice President
Denis O’Callaghan
Munster Vice President
Neassa Fitzgibbon
Press & Communications
Tim Farrell
Rural Development Chair
Jimmy Cosgrave
Suckler Chair
Sean McNamara
Sheep Chair
Fidelma Melia
Administration Manager
Edmund Graham
Beef Chair
Hugh Farrell
Animal Health & Welfare Chair
Fergal Byrne
Organics Chair
Gavin Carberry
Tillage Chair
Mark Drea
Honorary Secretary
Dan Lynam
Treasurer
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FARMER ANGER GROWING AS PROCESSORS CONTINUE TO IGNORE INFLATED PRODUCTION COSTS
ICSA Beef chair Edmund Graham has said current factory prices for cattle in no way reflect the stark reality facing farmers trying to finish castle...
ICSA CALLS FOR REVERSAL OF “RIDICULOUS LEVY” ON CONCRETE PRODUCTS
ICSA president Dermot Kelleher has said he cannot fathom what the Government is thinking in proposing a 10% levy on concrete products including...
ICSA WELCOMES MORE SUPPORT FOR SUCKLERS BUT DISAPPOINTED WITH LACK OF SUPPORT FOR BEEF FINISHERS AND SHEEP FARMERS IN BUDGET
ICSA president Dermot Kelleher has welcomed the allocation of €28 million for an additional suckler scheme as well as another year of the fodder...
ICSA DEMANDS THAT BEEF VISION GROUP FOCUSES ON IMPORTANCE OF FARMERS’ INCOME
ICSA Beef chair Edmund Graham has said ICSA will not agree to any measures in the Beef Vision group discussions unless the process is focused on the...
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Processors 'hell bent' on driving beef farmers out of business - ICSA
Processors ‘hell bent’ on driving beef farmers out of business – ICSA
The Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers Association has warned that beef finishers can’t feed cattle just to make a loss this winter.
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