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Macra na Feirme                                           www.macra.ie Macra na Feirme is a vibrant national voluntary organisation for young people between the ages of 17 and 35. The organisation consists of a nationwide network of clubs with six key areas of activity: agriculture, sport, travel, public speaking, performing arts and community involvement. Macra na Feirme is committed to the personal development of members and puts emphasis on social interaction and participation. Job Profile Title: Training & Development Officer  Macra na Feirme wishes to recruit one Training & Development Officer for the North East   Reporting to the Deputy CEO, this challenging role supports...

 Fantastic prizes to be won in Macra’s Winter Raffle. First prize is a CFMOTO UFORCE 600 Side by side RTV. Second prize is a Cattle Crush. Third prize is a Travel Voucher worth €1000. One ticket is €35 or you can purchase two tickets for €50. Tickets are on sale now and the raffle will take place in January 2025. Terms and conditions apply. Don’t miss out!!   Tickets can be purchased here >>

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And They’re Off! Candidates Announced for Macra Presidential and Vice Presidential Races. Elaine Houlihan returning officer for the Macra National elections is delighted to announce a full complement of candidates for their Presidential and Vice-Presidential elections after the close of nominations today at 5pm. “It’s brilliant to see two elections happening in the organisation for the role of National President and Munster Vice-President” said Ms Houlihan “I am delighted to announce Andrew Dunne and John Duffy as the Leinster and Northwest Vice Presidents elect” continued Ms Houlihan They will take over the roles from Patrick Jordan and Rob Lally at...

  Macra in its general election manifesto calls for action for rural youth under three key pillars: Succession; Rural Housing; and Mental Health & Wellbeing. Macra national president Elaine Houlihan said “these are the priority action areas that we as the young people in rural Ireland are passionate about and want to see immediate action on. We envision an Ireland where every farm and rural business can thrive, where young people are encouraged to innovate, and where our way of life is rewarded and valued in society.” Succession in farming is a critical issue which must be urgently addressed by...