Wexford's Liam Rochford was named the overall winner.
Winners have been announced from the Pasture Progress Award 2025.
Liam Rochford from Croase, County Wexford was named the overall and Leinster winner.
The Pasture Progress Awards recognised grassland farmers who not only achieve high levels of sustainable pasture production but have also demonstrated significant progress in improving their performance in recent years.
Winners were chosen in each county, with regional and overall winners selected from among the county winners.
Overall winner and Leinster Winner: Liam Rochford, Croase, Co. Wexford
Munster Winner: Partnership of Anne Keane, Esther Walsh and Oisin Shannon, Kilmacthomas, Co. Waterford
Connacht/Ulster Winner: David, Ian and Glen Williamson, Bailieboro, Co. Cavan
Student Section Student Category Winner: Glen Williamson, Ballyhaise College
Student Category Finalist: Emily Needham, Gurteen College
Student Category Finalist: Owen McCarthy, Clonakilty College
Student Category Finalist: James Lynch, Pallaskenry College
Student Category Finalist: Thomas King, Mountbellew College
County Winners:
Mayo: Alan and Craig McCormick
Sligo: Glenn Patterson
Leitrim: Keith Richardson
Roscommon: Tommie Devine
Donegal: David Lowry
Cavan: David, Ian and Glen Williamson
Monaghan: James and Anthony Meehan
Galway: Gerard and Enda Armstrong
Dublin: Jim Ryan
Laois: Seamus and James Bennett
Kildare: Sean Carpenter
Carlow: William Griffin
Louth: Peter White
Meath: Enda Horgan
Westmeath: Nigel and Eric Mills
Wicklow: David and Peter Ryan
Longford: John Payne
Wexford: Liam Rochford
Kilkenny: Leeson, Edward and Leeson Neale
Offaly: Rob Stafford
Waterford: Anne Keane, Esther Walsh and Oisin Shannon
Cork: Darragh Scully
Kerry: Donal Spring
Tipperary: Shane Kennedy
Clare: James Slattery
Limerick: Declan Flynn
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