Meet CAFRE's newest Equine Management graduates 28 June 2024 Free

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Irish Field Contributor on 28 Jun 2024

Meet CAFRE's newest Equine Management graduates

Degrees were conferred by the Northern Ireland college at this week's graduation ceremony

Irish Field Contributor on 28 Jun 2024

Caoimhe Hegarty (left) from Fintona, Co Tyron receives the Tullyraine House Cup from Jane Elliott, Head of Equine at CAFRE. Caoimhe was conferred with a honours degree in Equine Management and also won the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs prize as the top student on that programme

Yvonne Zellmann (Killylea, Co Armagh) was presented with the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Prize for attaining highest marks on the Certificate of Higher Education in Equine Science and Management, an online part-time programme. Yvonne was congratulated by Katrina Godfrey (Permanent Secretary, DAERA) and Dr Eric Long (Head of Education Service, CAFRE) when she received her award at the CAFRE Higher Education Graduation Ceremony.

Anne-Marie Dineen from Waterfall, Co Cork graduated with a BSc (Hons) Degree in Equine Management and was joined by (l-r) brother Frank, mum Norma, sister Chloe and dad John

Deirbhile Finn-Spellissy from Quin, Co Clare received a 2:1 classification in her BSc (Hons) Degree in Equine Management

Emma English from Knocklong, Co Limerick celebrates her BSc (Hons) Degree in Equine Management with parents Kathryn and Roger

Charlotte Agar from Tullow, Co Carlow was awarded a Foundation Degree in Equine Management

Jordan Ratcliffe from Stradbally, Co Laois, graduated with a BSc (Hons) Degree in Equine Management and is pictured with his mother, Judith

Shauna Rudden from Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh

Chloe Gribben from Castlewellan, Co Down

Beth McCartney from Clough, Co Antrim, with her granny Catherine and dad Charlie

THE Equine Management class of 2024 graduated from the College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise this week.

Although the equine courses are delivered at CAFRE’s Enniskillen base, the graduation ceremony took place at the college’s Greenmount campus in Antrim.

There were eight BSc (Hons) degrees awarded and three Foundation Degrees. Of the eight students who received Certificates of Higher Education, six had completed the new Equine Science in Management online course.

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