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LIMERICK IFA, in partnership with AIB, is hosting a special farmer information night to help protect farmers and their families from the growing threat of online scams.
It will take place on Wednesday, August 27, at 8pm in the Woodlands House Hotel, Adare.
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Limerick IFA chairperson Louise Crowley said with scam phone calls, text messages, and online fraud on the rise, the information night will provide practical advice on staying safe when banking, shopping, or communicating online.
AIB Cyber Specialists Audrey Doherty and John Haren will lead the session, offering expert insights and answering questions from attendees.
“This event is about giving farmers the tools and confidence to spot scams before they happen, and knowing what steps to take if they are targeted.” said Louise.
All are welcome.
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