Top award for best equestrian business
- 15 March 2015, 15:26
One of the categories is aimed as those involved in farming, combined with the thoroughbred or sport horse sectors, so if you think you are one of the country’s top equine businesses – or you believe you know one – now is the time to get your nomination form in.
All you need to say is why you think your nominee would be a worthy winner of the coveted awards.
Prizes with €2,500 will be presented to each category at an awards night in Dublin on May 22.
The overall Grand Prix winner will scoop an additional €5,000.
![At the Launch of the Zurich Farming Independent Farmer of the Year Awards are (L-R): Darragh McCullough, Assistant Editor, The Farming Independent; Kevin Nolan, Farmer of the Year 2014; Simon Coveney TD Minister for Agriculture, Food, the Marine and Defence; Michael Doyle, Broker Manager – Commercial New Business & Special Risks, Zurich Insurance](https://www.horsesportireland.ie/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/Screen-Shot-2015-03-15-at-03.22.54-pm-300x198.png)
At the Launch of the Zurich Farming Independent Farmer of the Year Awards are (L-R): Darragh McCullough, Assistant Editor, The Farming Independent; Kevin Nolan, Farmer of the Year 2014; Simon Coveney TD Minister for Agriculture, Food, the Marine and Defence; Michael Doyle, Broker Manager – Commercial New Business & Special Risks, Zurich Insurance
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