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Podge Dunphy
Podge, (25) is from Ballycallan in Co Kilkenny and is a full time Agricultural Sales Rep with Daltons Chancellor’s Mills in Kilkenny, a job which he really enjoys. He is also a part-time farmer at home with his father Pat who is a full time beef and suckler farmer. Following school Podge completed a Bachelor of Agriculture in Cork Institute of Technology. He enjoys playing hurling for his local GAA club, Graigue - Ballycallan. Podge loves travelling. He spent a stint milking cows in New Zealand and has travelled to various parts of the world and plans to do a lot more travelling in the future. Podge also cycles for leisure and has cycled in Spain, France and did a tour of Ireland with his friends last year. A sociable person who loves meeting new people and embarking on new challenges. In the future he hopes to do more charity work.
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