25 CENT / KG BONUS CONFIRMED  The Irish Hereford Prime beef producer group has confirmed an official bonus of 25c/kg for all Hereford cattle pre-booked

The winners of the Irish Hereford Prime Travel Bursary 2024  As part of the World Hereford Conference to be held in Kansas, USA there is

25 CENT / KG BONUS CONFIRMED – 23rd September 2024 The Irish Hereford Prime beef producer group have today announced an increased bonus of 25c/kg for

The Irish Hereford Breed Society will be bringing a team of four young Hereford breeders aged between 18 and 26 years of age to the

Last summer we interviewed Eadaoin O’Connell, who is the regional development officer for Social Farming Ireland in the Southwest of Ireland.   Social Farming Ireland

25 CENT / KG BONUS CONFIRMED – 25th January 2024 The Irish Hereford Prime beef producer group have announced a higher bonus of up to 25c/kg for

The Irish Hereford Prime Farmer of the Year for 2023 is Maurice Hallahan from Grange, near Ardmore in Co. Waterford. Operating a Hereford cross heifer

  ENTER PHOTO COMPETITION   Leinster Rugby’s Seán O’Brien kick starts the search for Ireland’s top photographers and budding artists, as Irish Hereford Prime and

Choosing bulls to improve traits that are of real economic and environmental value The Irish Hereford Prime beef producer group is committed to improving the

Lorraine Crowe combines a career in nursing with her role as a farmer on her family farm in Hollymount, Co. Mayo. Lorraine introduced a calf

Sean O’Brien, is a retired professional Irish rugby player. Playing with Leinster for eleven seasons and internationally for Ireland for ten years. He announced his

“From CookTok Tik Tok to cookbook for Leitrim chef Daniel Lambert, whose crazy dishes have racked up 3.5million likes, led to publishing a new cookbook

Irish Hereford Prime have announced an additional bonus of up to 25c/kg for all Hereford cattle pre-booked this Spring and early Summer. The higher bonus

Are These the Strongest Beef Prices We’ve Ever Seen? The Covid pandemic has finally released its grip on our everyday lives and as we continue to

Dominic Trimble has been in business for nearly 40 years and is a skilled craft worker who makes and creates functional and decorative items from

The increasing reliance of Irish livestock enterprises on imported feed was attracting more attention long before the recent escalation in concentrate costs and concerns surrounding

The Irish Hereford Prime beef producer group have made a substantial investment in a new beef genetics sustainability program. The first steps on the road

Irish Hereford Prime have announced an additional bonus for all pre-booked Hereford cattle this Spring and into the early summer months. A Spring/Summer 2022 off-season

Communion money calves prove to be wise investment for Offaly farmer. Herefords were a matter of divine intervention for Offaly farmer Clement King. The recently

  Since its establishment as a producer group in 1997, Irish Hereford Prime has developed a brand now championed by many of the world’s most

At Irish Hereford Prime our farmers are unified in their focus on quality and sustainability. Members have a deep sense of responsibility to the environment,

Irish Hereford Prime – Certified, Sustainable, Supremely Flavoursome Beef As we kick off the 2021 Six Nations Rugby Championships we know our Irish Hereford Prime

Irish Hereford Prime Farmer of the Year – Richard Milligan Co. Kildare Richard Milligan who farms in partnership with his father Henry near Robertstown in

Eamon Corcoran, from Co Kilkenny, has been named Hereford Prime’s farmer of the year.The award was presented by former rugby international and Hereford Prime ambassador

Here at Irish Hereford Prime, we believe that the best way to lead, is by example. As part of our farm support, we have initiated

Irish Hereford Prime held its inaugural Farmer of the Year competition in late summer of 2017. There were 20 finalists spread across the country, from

The decision to breed his entire dairy herd to Hereford bulls is delivering benefits that Tipperary farmer Shane Hourigan could not have anticipated when he