ICSA Structure
Dermot Kelleher
President
Eddie Punch
General Secretary
Philip Maguire
Connaught/Ulster Vice President
Jimmy Cosgrave
Leinster Vice President
Denis O’Callaghan
Munster Vice President
Neassa Fitzgibbon
Press & Communications
Tim Farrell
Rural Development Chair
Ger O’Brien
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
Denis Nolan
Honorary Secretary
Dan Lynam
Treasurer
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SHEEP FARMERS MUST HOLD THE LINE AT A MINIMUM OF €7.00/kg
ICSA sheep chair Sean McNamara has said farmers should not accept any less than €7.00/kg for hoggets over the coming weeks. “Factories are...
ICSA WELCOMES DEFEAT OF UNWORKABLE ANIMAL TRANSPORT PROPOSALS
ICSA president Dermot Kelleher has welcomed the decision of European Parliament to reject proposals that would place severe restrictions on animal...
ICSA WELCOMES APPOINTMENT OF NEW AHI CHAIR
ICSA Animal Health & Welfare chair Hugh Farrell has congratulated Clare man James Lynch on his appointment as the new chairman of Animal Health...
ICSA FIGHTING TO FACILITATE FARMERS TO BUY IN STOCK IN TB RESTRICTED HOLDINGS
ICSA Animal Health and Welfare chair Hugh Farrell has said that “ICSA is opposing the imposition of pre or post movement testing in relation to TB...
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Defeat of ‘unworkable’ animal transport proposals welcome – ICSA #agriland #ICSA #FightingForFarmers
Defeat of 'unworkable' animal transport proposals welcome - ICSA
The Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers' Association (ICSA) has welcomed the defeat of "unworkable" animal transport proposals.
www.agriland.ie
Congratulations to @joemagraollaigh on his appointment as RTE Agriculture & Consumer Affairs Correspondent. Best of luck from all @ICSAIreland @rtenews
RTÉ Agriculture & Consumer Affairs Correspondent named
Joe Mag Raollaigh has been named as RTE's new Agriculture and Consumer Affairs Correspondent.
www.rte.ie