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The Farming for Water team has been busy attending promotional events

Since the Farming for Water EIP project got underway in early 2024, team members under the guidance of Project Lead, Mairead Whitty have been out and about at farmer related events promoting the project and outlining the process to all interested parties.

The project has been very well received and applications to get involved have been steadily processed by the office team through the work of the ASSAP and Co-Op advisors.

How did you hear about the project? Perhaps you attended one of the events featured in this sections?

Noel Dundon and Kate Tynan pictured at a Dairygold open farm event in Shanagarry, County Cork.

Joan Martin points our the difference between good water quality and poor water quality at a farm walk at Lough Ennel.

Ruth Hennessy speaking on the Farming for Water project at a Dailygold event in Mallow.

Joan Martin (centre) was one of the guest speakers at a farm event in Westmeath.

Bob Barton, Jim Croke and Cormac McConigley pictured in Gurteen College 

Kath Tynan and Bob Barton at the Arrabawn Open Day in Gurteen College. 

Ruth Hennessy (third from right) was a guest speaker at the launch of the Tírlán Farming for Water River Slaney project.

Mairead Whitty and Fran Igoe (from left) pictured with guest speakers at the very successful Nature Based Solutions Project hosted at Dundalk IT.

The LAWPRO and Farming for Water team at Birr Castle where Teagasc hosted a well attended event.