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Tipperary-based Herdwatch will officially open their new office this week
The Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment will be in Tipperary later this week to open the new state-of-the-art headquarters of a Tipperary-founded business.
Minister Peter Burke will visit Roscrea on Friday to officially open the new offices of Herdwatch in the town, which marks the next chapter of the Roscrea-founded business.
Started in the North Tipperary town in 2012 by Fabien Peyaud and the FRS Co-op, Herdwatch has grown to support over 20,000 farmers and ranchers globally.
Its award-winning app simplifies farm compliance and productivity, and this new HQ marks the next exciting chapter in the company’s journey.
The modern, innovation-focused headquarters is designed to foster collaboration and will support Herdwatch’s continued global expansion, with teams already operating in Ireland, the UK, Canada, and Ukraine.
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The new Herdwatch office will be officially opened on Friday, May 9.
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