‘Wrap it Pink’ for the Irish Cancer Society

The 'Wrap it Pink' campaign by Dairygold supporting the Irish Cancer Society enters its 12th year with farmers encouraged to buy pink silage bale wrap to donate to the society
Agri contractor Leigh Foley and his son Beau were pictured on the farm of Bill and Liam Foley from Windgap, Youghal, East Cork, as they were wrapped in pink to launch this year's campaign. Photo: Peter Pietrzak

Agri contractor Leigh Foley and his son Beau were pictured on the farm of Bill and Liam Foley from Windgap, Youghal, East Cork, as they were wrapped in pink to launch this year's campaign. Photo: Peter Pietrzak

Farmers across Munster are once again being encouraged to ‘Wrap it Pink’ this silage season.

As part of its long-standing partnership with the Irish Cancer Society, Dairygold is now selling pink bale wrap for its 12th year.

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