I see Mona O’Donoghue Concannon has been elected to chair of the Women in Agriculture Stakeholders Group (WASG).
From Cortoon, Tuam in Co Galway, Mona runs a dairy, beef and suckler farm with her husband, brother and daughter. Their herd is a mix of Shorthorn, Friesian and Montbéliardes.
She is well-known as a member of the ICSA executive and a chair of the West Women in Farming group.
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Mona takes over the reins of WASG from Edna Curley, principal of Mountbellew Agricultural College.
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I see Mona O’Donoghue Concannon has been elected to chair of the Women in Agriculture Stakeholders Group (WASG).
From Cortoon, Tuam in Co Galway, Mona runs a dairy, beef and suckler farm with her husband, brother and daughter. Their herd is a mix of Shorthorn, Friesian and Montbéliardes.
She is well-known as a member of the ICSA executive and a chair of the West Women in Farming group.
Mona takes over the reins of WASG from Edna Curley, principal of Mountbellew Agricultural College.
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