"Ags” centenary roadshow draws to a close

"Ags” centenary roadshow draws to a close
Thu, 12 Sep, 2002 - 01:00
Ray Ryan THE huge contribution that the Faculty of Agriculture in UCD has made to agricultural education, research and advice and, as a consequence, to economic and social well-being over the past 100 years, will be acknowledged the Agricultural Science Association at a special dinner in Dublin tonight.

It will be the last in a series of events marking the centenary of the faculty from which over 5,500 Agricultural Science graduates emerged.

The debt of gratitude graduates owe to the UCD Faculty.

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