Our top photos this week include farmers letting cows in for evening milking, checking on livestock and protesting at county council offices. Our photographers also captured events and sheep at snow.
Tom Mulcahy checking on his cows at Carrigal, Ballywilliam, Co Tipperary. Calving started on 1 February and Tom has calved 70% of his herd. \ Odhran Ducie
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A round-up of some of the rest of the pictures from around the country
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Patrick Kenneally from Crookstown, Co Cork, driving a County Super 6 1124 owned by George Appelbe from Ballinascarthy, at the Ahiohill tractor run. \ David Patterson
John Talbot with Aideen Blennerhassett and their triplet calves Fernando, Luca and Bo who were born to Daisy the cow on Talbot’s farm, Aghadoe in Co Killarney. \ Michelle Cooper Galvin
Neighbours Alan Homes and Sam Armstrong from Garvagh, Co Derry, at Holstein NI’s annual show and sale of pedigree at Kilrea Mart in Co Derry on Tuesday. \ Houston Green
Sligo IFA chair Michael O'Dowd and a delegation on farmers speak with Cllr Thomas Walsh of Sligo County Council at an IFA 'Enough is Enough' protest at Sligo County Council offices at Riverside, Co Sligo. \ James Connolly
NI minister for agriculture Andrew Muir and Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue at the announcement of PGI status for Irish Grass-Fed Beef on the Weir Farm, Raphoe, Co Donegal. \ Clive Wasson
Independent TD Michael Fitzmaurice powering this unique sheep shearing setup as sheep shearer Joanne Devaney shears a Galway hogget at the launch of the Kepak all-Ireland and all-nations sheep shearing championships which will be held in Mountbellew Mart on Saturday and Sunday, 1 and 2 June. \ John Walsh
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Our top photos this week include farmers letting cows in for evening milking, checking on livestock and protesting at county council offices. Our photographers also captured events and sheep at snow.
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Watch: sit back, relax and enjoy a slideshow of the week's best pictures
A round-up of some of the rest of the pictures from around the country
Patrick Kenneally from Crookstown, Co Cork, driving a County Super 6 1124 owned by George Appelbe from Ballinascarthy, at the Ahiohill tractor run. \ David Patterson
John Talbot with Aideen Blennerhassett and their triplet calves Fernando, Luca and Bo who were born to Daisy the cow on Talbot’s farm, Aghadoe in Co Killarney. \ Michelle Cooper Galvin
Neighbours Alan Homes and Sam Armstrong from Garvagh, Co Derry, at Holstein NI’s annual show and sale of pedigree at Kilrea Mart in Co Derry on Tuesday. \ Houston Green
Sligo IFA chair Michael O'Dowd and a delegation on farmers speak with Cllr Thomas Walsh of Sligo County Council at an IFA 'Enough is Enough' protest at Sligo County Council offices at Riverside, Co Sligo. \ James Connolly
NI minister for agriculture Andrew Muir and Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue at the announcement of PGI status for Irish Grass-Fed Beef on the Weir Farm, Raphoe, Co Donegal. \ Clive Wasson
Independent TD Michael Fitzmaurice powering this unique sheep shearing setup as sheep shearer Joanne Devaney shears a Galway hogget at the launch of the Kepak all-Ireland and all-nations sheep shearing championships which will be held in Mountbellew Mart on Saturday and Sunday, 1 and 2 June. \ John Walsh
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