Putting sustainability and renewable energy to the test in Dingle 

'Important for all sectors to work with farmers when it comes to the technologies available'
Putting sustainability and renewable energy to the test in Dingle 

Dinny Glavin from Lispole Dingle at work on his energy-efficient dairy farm. Dinny is part of ESB Networks Dingle Project and an Ambassador as part of our Dingle Adapts Energy Live Series. Picture: Domnick Walsh.  

Biodiversity, rural Ireland and farming are very much at the forefront of efforts on the Dingle Peninsula in Co Kerry to become a Sustainable Energy Community (SEC).

Dinny Galvin is a dairy farmer and AI man on the peninsula. He is one of the main drivers of the effort and is also on the advisory board of Kerry Co-op.

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