Turf Science Live 2024

September 24, 2024
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Turf Science Live Ireland announces its 2024 edition at prestigious Killeen Castle

ICL and Syngenta are delighted to announce Turf Science Live’s return in 2024. This year, the prestigious event will be hosted at the magnificent Killeen Castle on the 24th of September, offering turf professionals an unparalleled opportunity to delve into the latest advancements in turf science against the backdrop of one of Ireland’s most historic golf clubs.

Turf Science Live, jointly organised by industry leaders ICL and Syngenta, has established itself as a cornerstone event for greenkeepers, groundsmen, and turf management professionals throughout Ireland. Following the success of the previous seminar at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club, the forthcoming event is set to continue its legacy of providing invaluable insights, pioneering strategies, and exceptional networking opportunities to attendees.

Although the specific topics for this year’s seminar are in the process of being finalised, participants can look forward to a day filled with stimulating discussions and expert presentations.

“We are thrilled to announce Killeen Castle as the venue for this year’s Turf Science Live. This event represents a crucial opportunity for turf professionals to immerse themselves in the latest advancements and practices within our industry. At ICL, we are dedicated to supporting the turf management community by hosting events that not only offer educational value but also a chance to network with peers. We are confident that Killeen Castle will offer a splendid setting for what is set to be an insightful and rewarding experience for all participants,” remarked Colman Warde, Ireland Country Manager for ICL.

Further details and registration information will be made available in the forthcoming weeks. Attendees are encouraged to stay tuned for updates on session topics and speakers. Do not miss this opportunity to be part of an event that is actively shaping the future of turf management in Ireland.