Oliver Moore: Organic skillnet takes top prize

The National Organic Training Skillnet - NOTS – was recently awarded Best Learning and Development Organisation (Network and Groups) in Ireland by the Irish Institute of Training and Development.

Thu, 06 Apr, 2017 - 01:00

Oliver Moore

I spoke with Margaret O’Rourke Doherty, NOTS network manager.

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Farming News Place: Ireland Place: Bridgetown Place: Clare Person: Oliver Moore Person: Margaret O’Rourke Doherty Person: Jim Cronin Person: Jim Organisation: Irish Institute of Training and Development Organisation: NOTS Organisation: Department of Education and Skills Organisation: IOFGA Organisation: Organic Trust Organisation: TILLAGE Organisation: SRUC Organisation: University of Glasgow

<p>L-R: ICOS President Edward Carr, Minister for Agriculture, Martin Heydon and Golden Jubilee Trust, Sean O'Sullivan, at the ICOS AgRenew Ireland Summit held in Killashee Hotel, Co Kildare. Photo: Alf Harvey</p>

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