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03 January 2018

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Macra na Feirme/Bord Bia photo competition 2017

Last week, we had our first six winners from 2017 and this week we publish the remaining six. The overall winner will be announced at the end of January and will win a prize of €1,000.

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3 January 2018

Macra na Feirme/Bord Bia photo competition 2017

August, Niamh Roche: Niamh Roche’s sheepdog in Mallow, Co Cork.

November, Aileen Fehin: Jenny Murphy in Ardfinnan, Co Tipperary.

September, Cathal Gorman: Cousins Jackson Ford and Robin O’Gorman making the dinner from their uncle’s vegetable garden in Co Clare.

October, Harold Kingston: Cows still hard at work at night.

September, Pat Sheehan: Gold under haybarn.

August: Niamh Roche (above)

This photo by Niamh Roche is of her sheepdog in Mallow, Co.Cork @bordbia #OriginGreen #Itstartshere

September: Gold under haybarn, Pat Sheehan.

September: Cathal Gorman

Cathal Gorman - Cousins Jackson Ford and Robin O Gorman making the dinner from their Uncle’s veg garden in Co Clare @bordbia #OriginGreen #Itstartshere

October: Harold Kingston

“Cows were still hard at work tonight”. @bordbia #OriginGreen #Itstartshere

November: Aileen Fehin

Aileen Fehin with this photo of Jenny Murphy in Ardfinnan, Tipperary. @bordbia #OriginGreen #Itstartshere

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