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Pictured with Daisy the heifer are (l. to r.) Anthony Bourke, Paul and Cian Rigney, Pat Hennessy, George Draper, Dolores Draper, Colim Brophy.
Daisy the heifer was a joint effort between the Rigney and Draper family.
She began her journey in Castleisland, Co.Kerry, where she was purchased by Cian Rigney and delivered to Draper's yard in Knock Hill to be reared with the intention of her being eventually sold in aid of North Tipp Hospice, Roscrea branch.
She was kindly purchased by Pat Hennessy at Roscrea Mart in November.
A big thank you to Draper, Rigney and Hennessy families for their generosity to Hospice.
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