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

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The Irish Hereford Breed Society and Irish Hereford Prime are delighted to announce the launch of their 3rd annual Hereford Photo & Calendar Competition with a prize fund of over €2,000 on offer again this year.

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Irish Hereford Prime are happy to announce an exciting agri-tour, traveling to SOMMET DE L’ELEVAGE in Clermont-Ferrand, central France. Departing Tuesday 4th October returning Friday 7th this year. This trip is open to all Irish Hereford Prime farmer members.

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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

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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

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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

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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

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In Picture: John Hayes (Irish Hereford Prime Ambassador), Larry Fleming (Hooves 4 Hospice), Michael Cleary (Irish Hereford Prime)  and Gerry Fagan (Hooves 4 Hospice) Photograph

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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

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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

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The Lions Clubs in the midlands have joined forces with the farming community, supportive organisations and many individuals in a fundraising project named ‘Hooves 4

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Running for a second year the annual Hereford Photo Competition, in conjunction with The Irish Hereford Breed Society and Irish Hereford Prime brings you its

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  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

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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,

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

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

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  Hooves 4 Hospice is a local charity set up to fund a Level 3 hospice for the midlands area. Irish Hereford Prime have decided

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A stock judging competition and tour of the ABP Nenagh beef processing facilities took place with students from Gurteen Agricutural College, Co. Tipperary in November

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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

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On Thursday the 3rd of October 2019, as a group of forty four Irish Hereford Prime members and Hereford breeders, we departed from Dublin airport

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Irish Hereford Prime sponsored €200 to each buyer of the top 5 highest priced bulls in the Autumn Show & Sales at Tullamore and Kilmallock.

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Irish Hereford Prime held a stock judging competition in March of 2019 at Kepak Clonee. There was an awards ceremony on Wednesday, April 10, a

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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

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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

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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

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