Troy Meats

Troy Meats "Taste our product and it will sell itself"
We sell beef locally and to export markets in the UK and across Europe, we pride ourselves in quality

We are proud to announce that Troy Meats has achieved a Grade AA in our latest BRCGS audit.This result reflects our cont...
18/08/2026

We are proud to announce that Troy Meats has achieved a Grade AA in our latest BRCGS audit.

This result reflects our continued commitment to maintaining the highest standards in food safety, quality, traceability and operational excellence.

Achieving Grade AA is the result of consistent effort across every area of our business and demonstrates the dedication of our entire team to doing things to the highest possible standard.

Thank you to everyone at Troy Meats for their hard work and commitment. This is an achievement we can all be proud of, while continuing to look for ways to improve and raise our standards even further.

Well done to the entire Troy Meats team.

We are proud to announce that Troy Meats has been recognised as an Origin Green Gold Member for 2026.This achievement re...
06/08/2026

We are proud to announce that Troy Meats has been recognised as an Origin Green Gold Member for 2026.

This achievement reflects the hard work and commitment of our entire team in driving sustainability, improving operational efficiency, reducing our environmental impact, and maintaining the highest standards across our business.

Sustainability is not just a goal—it’s an ongoing commitment. We look forward to continuing our journey and building an even more sustainable future for our customers, employees, suppliers, and the wider community.

A sincere thank you to everyone who has contributed to reaching this milestone.

Troy Meats is a long-established, family-run beef processing facility located in the centre of Ireland, operating since ...
08/07/2026

Troy Meats is a long-established, family-run beef processing facility located in the centre of Ireland, operating since 1978 under the ownership of Bernard Troy. The company is known for the “Bernard Troy Signature Range,” with all heifers and steer cattle hand-selected to ensure consistent quality. Troy Meats exports locally sourced beef products across Europe and to various international markets. The facility holds BRC Grade AA certification, Bord Bia accreditation, DAFM approval, and is an Origin Green Gold member, reflecting strong commitments to quality, sustainability, and food safety. Prospective team members can expect to join a stable business that values craftsmanship, standards, and long-term relationships. we are looking to invite potential canditates to interview for an exciting role of Production Manager to our team.

The Production Manager is a full-time, on-site role based at the Troy Meats facility in Tyrrellspass. This position oversees day-to-day production operations, including planning and scheduling, supervising production teams, and ensuring that output meets quality, safety, yield reporting KPI's, and regulatory standards. The Production Manager will coordinate raw material flow, monitor equipment performance, and work closely with quality assurance to maintain BRC, Bord Bia, and DAFM requirements. Responsibilities include managing staffing levels, training team members, implementing continuous improvement initiatives, and tracking key performance indicators such as yield, efficiency, and waste. The role also involves collaborating with procurement, logistics, and management to support customer orders, export requirements, and company growth objectives.

Qualifications

Demonstrated experience in production or operations management within food processing or a related manufacturing environment.
Strong understanding of food safety, quality systems, and regulatory standards (e.g., BRC, Bord Bia, DAFM) and the ability to apply these in day-to-day operations.
Skills in team leadership, staff supervision, and performance management, with a focus on coaching, communication, and fair, inclusive practices.
Competence in production planning, workflow optimization, and problem-solving to drive efficiency, yield, and cost control.
Ability to work on-site in Tyrrellspass and collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams such as quality, logistics, and senior management.
Comfort with using production data, KPIs, and basic computer systems to monitor performance and prepare reports.
Knowledge of health and safety requirements in a food processing environment and commitment to maintaining a safe workplace.
Relevant qualification in food science, engineering, operations management, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
Experience in beef processing is a requirement.
email your C.V to [email protected]

As temperatures rose, we took the opportunity to show our appreciation to our staff with a well-deserved ice cream break...
25/06/2026

As temperatures rose, we took the opportunity to show our appreciation to our staff with a well-deserved ice cream break ☀️
A small token of thanks for the dedication they show every day.

The Maroon Train Rolls OnSome teams arrive quietly. Some teams make a bit of noise.This Westmeath side seems to have dec...
10/06/2026

The Maroon Train Rolls On
Some teams arrive quietly. Some teams make a bit of noise.
This Westmeath side seems to have decided that if they're going to travel the country this summer, they may as well bring fireworks with them.
As they prepare to take on Galway in Pearse Stadium this Sunday, one thing is certain, nobody can accuse the Lake County men of taking the scenic route through the championship.

A Summer to Remember
Back in the opening round of the Leinster Championship, Westmeath announced their intentions with a blistering victory over Longford, racking up an eye-watering 5-25.
For most teams, scoring five goals is a good day's work.
For Westmeath, it turned out to be just the warm-up act.

A quarter-final victory over Meath followed, then a hard-fought semi-final win over Kildare. Each challenge was met with the same blend of attacking flair, composure, and a refusal to read the script when things got difficult.

The Day the Maroon and White Stopped the Blue Machine
Then came Croke Park.
Then came Dublin.
Then came one of the greatest days in Westmeath football history.
When the dust settled after extra time, the scoreboard read:

Westmeath 2-28, Dublin 0-26

For generations, supporters dreamed of moments like this. The Leinster title returned to Westmeath for only the second time ever, and for anyone lucky enough to witness it, it was the kind of sporting occasion that will be talked about in clubhouses, kitchens, and dressing rooms for years to come.

Perhaps the most impressive statistic of all?
Thirteen different scorers.
That's not a team relying on one or two stars.
That's a squad.
That's belief.
That's everyone pulling in the same direction.

Extra Time? No Problem
One curious theme has emerged throughout this championship campaign.
Westmeath seem to have developed a strange habit of saving some of their best football for when everyone else is exhausted.
Three major championship victories have required extra time.
Most teams see extra time as a test.
Westmeath appear to see it as an invitation.

When the legs are heavy and the pressure is highest, they somehow keep finding another gear.
Against Dublin.
Against Cavan.
Against anyone standing in their way.

The Galway Challenge
Of course, Sunday presents another huge examination.
Galway are one of the most talented sides in the country and will have the backing of a passionate home crowd in Salthill.

But if this championship has taught us anything, it's that writing off Westmeath is a dangerous game.
This team has already overcome giants, silenced doubters, and created memories that will live long after the final whistle of 2026.

They have scored heavily, defended bravely, and shown the kind of resilience that simply cannot be coached.
You either have it, or you don't.
Westmeath have it in abundance.

From Everyone at Troy Meats
As the maroon and white jerseys make the journey west this Sunday, everyone at Troy Meats would like to wish the Westmeath Senior Football Team, management, and supporters the very best of luck.
Whatever happens in Pearse Stadium, you've already given the county a championship campaign to be proud of.
But knowing this group, they're not interested in what they've achieved so far.
They're focused on what comes next.
Safe travels, best of luck, and keep that maroon train rolling.
Westmeath v Galway
📅 Sunday, 14 June
🕑 Throw-In: 2:00pm
📍 Pearse Stadium, Salthill, Galway

Up Westmeath!

Community Support - Origin Green.As part of our Origin Green community support initiatives, the Troy Meats team were del...
28/04/2026

Community Support - Origin Green.
As part of our Origin Green community support initiatives, the Troy Meats team were delighted to lend a hand at Tyrrellspass GAA Club after hours rolling up our sleeves to help with some painting and maintenance work. Proud to support the clubs that are at the heart of our local community.
🏐 Community spirit doesn’t stop at the factory gate 💪 Great teamwork for a great club! Tyrrellspass GAA Football Club

100 Miles in March - Completed! 🎉Huge thanks to everyone who supported us on our 100 Miles in March challenge for the Ir...
01/04/2026

100 Miles in March - Completed! 🎉
Huge thanks to everyone who supported us on our 100 Miles in March challenge for the Irish Hospice Foundation. Together we raised €180 - not bad for a month of tired legs, questionable weather, and the occasional “sure I’ll just nip out for a quick 5 miles at 10pm” moment 😅
Big shoutout to all who contributed and cheered us on. Your support kept us moving… even when our legs suggested strongly that we stop!

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