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Tirlán Chairperson John Murphy meeting with suppliers at a previous Farmer Information Session
Tirlán is inviting all shareholders and suppliers to attend its Business & Market Outlook 2026 Meeting Series, taking place both in person and online this January - including in Kilkenny.
These meetings will provide valuable insights into the latest dairy market outlook, priorities for 2026 and beyond, and practical supports to help prepare for spring.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet Tirlán’s Board, senior management, and local representatives.
Key Topics Include:
Among the meeting venues will be:
All Tirlán shareholders and milk suppliers are encouraged to attend in person and/or online. Lunch will be served following 11am meetings. Please contact you local Tiran Representative for more information.
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