Alison Holmes
2019 ScholarAgriculture

Alison Holmes

Are we Fit to Farm? Investigating Irish Farmer Health Status and Sustainability

Co. Laois
Agriculture

Biography

Alison grew up on a family run mixed enterprise farm in Laois and has always been actively involved in farming. Currently she farms in partnership with her father, Brian. She is also heavily involved in local Macra na Feirme and IFA organisations. Alison is also a member of the national steering committee for the Macra Agricultural Skillnet, a network dedicated to the development and delivery of education and skills training for young farmers and those involved in the agricultural industry. Aside from farming, Alison graduated from UCD with a BSc in Physiotherapy in 2008 and an MSc Re-search (Physiotherapy) in 2010. She worked in the HSE and Sports Private Practice part time until 2016. Since this time she has been working as a clinical tutor in the School of Allied Health at the Universit

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Are we Fit to Farm? Investigating Irish Farmer Health Status and Sustainability

Alison grew up on a family run mixed enterprise farm in Laois and has always been actively involved in farming. Currently she farms in partnership with her father, Brian. She is also heavily involved in local Macra na Feirme and IFA organisations. Alison is also a member of the national steering committee for the Macra Agricultural Skillnet, a network dedicated to the development and delivery of education and skills training for young farmers and those involved in the agricultural industry. Asid

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    Year

    2019 Scholar

    Location

    Co. Laois

    Sector

    Agriculture

    Education

    Farm Enterprise

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