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10 Mar 2026

PICTURES: Tipperary students attend prestigious competition finals in Dublin

The competition challenges students to rear five Irish Angus calves and learn about the care and attention required to produce quality beef.

PICTURES: Tipperary students attend prestigious competition finals in Dublin

Maire Kearney, Cliodhna Farrell, and Mary-Kate Fogarty from Ursuline Secondary School, Thurles Co Tipperary.

Maire Kearney, Cliodhna Farrell, and Mary-Kate Fogarty from Ursuline Secondary School, Thurles Co Tipperary.

Students from Tipperary recently exhibited projected at the recent Certified Irish Angus Schools' Competition, which took place in Croke Park recently. 

The competition, run in association with processor partners ABP and Kepak, challenges students to rear five Irish Angus calves and learn about the care and attention required to produce quality beef for consumers.

Five schools that best demonstrate an understanding of the project along with innovative ideas will be presented with Irish Angus calves at the National Ploughing Championships in September this year.

USE THE ARROWS OR 'NEXT' TO BROWSE THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY

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Three students from Newport College were honoured at the awards ceremony, after rearing five calves as part of their project.

Students Cillian Marren, Sam Caplis, and Kyle Gow from Newport College attended the competition final, which was held in Dublin last Friday March 6.

Other Tipperary students were photographed attending the competition, representing Loreto Secondary School Clonmel, Our Lady's Secondary School, Rockwell College and Ursuline Secondary School. 

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