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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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A large contingent will be expected to travel from Leitrim and Roscommon to Limerick’s South Court Hotel for the ICMSA Annual General Meeting being held on Monday 27.
The day is divided into two sessions with the morning involving the ‘housekeeping’ (auditors, resolutions, statements of accounts, matters arising, etc) while the afternoon session will see short speeches by outgoing ICMSA President, John Comer, Minister Michael Creed, TD., Tara McCarthy, Chief Executive of Bord Bia and farmer and sporting legend, John ‘The Bull’ Hayes.
Lunch will be served at 12.30pm, between the two sessions, and in the traditions of ICMSA, questions from the floor are encouraged and will be facilitated.
In the context of the challenges and opportunities available to our crucial dairy farmer sector and the vibrancy of the local ICMSA organisation, many locals are expected to travel and ICMSA have requested that all intending to attend confirm by ringing 061-314677 or emailing info@icmsa.ie
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