Dairy farmer Cathal Moran next to solar panels installed on his farm in Skeoughvosteen, Co Kilkenny. \ Thomas Hubert
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The farming world was shocked and saddened to hear of the untimely passing of Kilkenny farmer Cathal Moran on Tuesday following a short illness.
A progressive farmer who embraced the opportunities presented by the ending of dairy quotas on his farm at Skeoughvosteen, Co Kilkenny, he took over a 16-cow dairy herd in 1997 and expanded to over 350 cows. Cathal featured in these pages as a pioneer of solar power.
To his wife Gráinne, children Sorcha, Róisín and Daire, and parents Anne and Tom, we extend our deepest sympathies.
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The farming world was shocked and saddened to hear of the untimely passing of Kilkenny farmer Cathal Moran on Tuesday following a short illness.
A progressive farmer who embraced the opportunities presented by the ending of dairy quotas on his farm at Skeoughvosteen, Co Kilkenny, he took over a 16-cow dairy herd in 1997 and expanded to over 350 cows. Cathal featured in these pages as a pioneer of solar power.
To his wife Gráinne, children Sorcha, Róisín and Daire, and parents Anne and Tom, we extend our deepest sympathies.
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