Power-sharing agreement as ICSA presidential election ends in a tie

Power-sharing agreement as ICSA presidential election ends in a tie

Dermot Kelleher, current ICSA president, will remain in situ as president for 2023, while Sean McNamara, current ICSA sheep chair, will take up the office of president for 2024.

The two candidates in the Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers Association presidential election have agreed to a power-sharing agreement for the next two years following a tie.

It was agreed at the election on Wednesday night that Dermot Kelleher, current ICSA president, will remain in situ as president for 2023, while Sean McNamara, current ICSA sheep chair, will take up the office of president for 2024.

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