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Macra na
Feirme (Irish pronunciation: [ˈmˠakɾˠə n̪ˠə ˈfʲɛɾʲəmʲə];
officially meaning "Stalwarts of the land") is an
Irish voluntary rural youth organisation...
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Smithfield (Irish:
Margadh na
Feirme,
meaning "Farm Market") is an area on the
Northside of Dublin. Its
focal point is a
public square,
formerly an open...
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house fell into
further disrepair. The
house was
acquired by
Macra na
Feirme in 1991 and was
briefly under its
management before it was sold. The businessman...
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religious organisations and
numerous farming lobby groups such as
Macra na
Feirme. The
commission had no
Traveller representatives, and
while attempts were...
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development of society".
Macra na Tuaithe, the
youth branch of
Macra na
Feirme, was
formed on 14 March 1952 (1952-03-14). In 1981, the
organisation changed...
- Journal.
Originally the
Irish Farmers Journal was a
publication of
Macra na
Feirme.
Myrtle Allen was very
active in this
young farmers' organisation, eventually...
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Julianne Maher. He was
educated locally and
became a
member of
Macra na
Feirme. He was a
founder member of
National Farmers' ****ociation (later the Irish...
- on its
original location between August 1987 and
August 1989 by
Macra na
Feirme from Clonakilty. It
opened to the
public in 2009 but was
abandoned in 2015...
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Feirme that has
taken place over the June Bank
Holiday w****end in Athboy, Co.
Meath since 1987. In 1987,
Patrick Farrelly a
member of
Macra na
Feirme...
- with a new
attendance record of 115,500 on 21 September. In 2023,
Macra na
Feirme organised a
successful world record attempt to
throw the most
wellies simultaneously...
