Pupils in local primary schools have been treated to samples of Lakeland Dairies’ wholesome and nutritious, award- winning milk and VIVA flavoured milk drinks, which are produced locally on the island of Ireland from Lakeland Dairies’ 3200 family farms.
Lakeland Dairies are locally known as Ballyrashane Creamery.
Head of Consumer Foods Ireland Tommy O’ Donoghue explained: “As part of our ethos as a farming co-operative we are delighted to work within the community and to join everyone together to celebrate the Goodness of Milk.
"Milk is a delicious wholesome product, and one which we at Lakeland Dairies have been loving producing for more than 120 years. With a reputation for excellence in dairy farming, we are proud that our milk is produced from naturally grass-fed cows,” he added.
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P3 and P5 pupils, Aideen O’Hagan (Key Account Manager Lakeland Dairies,) with the Vice Principal of Saint Malachy’s Primary School in Coleraine, Mr Ryan Crawford Photo: s
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Pupils from Kilmoyle Primary School P3 and P4 classes along with Shane the Cow Photo: s
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Kilmoyle Primary School P3 and P4 classes along with Shane the Cow Photo: s
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P1s and P2s from Kilmoyle Primary School, Principal Mr Scott, Aideen O’Hagan (Key Account Manager Lakeland Dairies), Victoria McCooke ( Customer Account Manager Lakeland Dairies) and Shane the Cow Photo: s