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Pictured: Carlow farmer Jamie Kealy.
There were celebrations for Carlow farmer Jamie Healy on Thursday as it was announced he was among the winners at the 'Finding Common Ground' festival at the RDS.
The festival took place over two days in Ballsbridge with the aim of exploring the benefits of natural resources and the circular economy with a view to increase awareness, education and identification of solutions.
The awards section of the festival celebrated individuals, such as Jamie, who have made a significant contribution within their area of expertise.
One major highlight of the festival was the prestigious RDS Livestock Awards which celebrated the work of farmers who actively enhance the economic and environmental development of Irish agriculture and farming. Carlow man Jamie was among the winners in this category, swooping up the RDS Dairy Herd Award.
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