Extension Agent Makes Transition From Ireland To Eastern Montana
News Posted on July 23, 2026 Posted on July 23, 2026 Extension Agent Makes Transition From Ireland To Eastern Montana Mulvey Roosevelt County Extension agent Michael Mulvey stands by the sign in front of the Roosevelt Michael Mulvey drives the Roosevelt County 4-H entry during the parade in Bainville on July 4. County building in Culbertson. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele) It might seem a long ways from Ireland to Roosevelt County, but Extension agent Michael Mulvey is feeling at home in eastern Montana. Mulvey’s career has been devoted to higher education at the secondary level in Ireland.
- ▪News Posted on July 23, 2026 Posted on July 23, 2026 Extension Agent Makes Transition From Ireland To Eastern Montana Mulvey Roosevelt County Extension agent Michael Mulvey stands by the sign in front of the Roosevelt Michael Mulvey drives
- ▪County building in Culbertson. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele) It might seem a long ways from Ireland to Roosevelt County, but Extension agent Michael Mulvey is feeling at home in eastern Montana.
- ▪Mulvey’s career has been devoted to higher education at the secondary level in Ireland.
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News Posted on July 23, 2026 Posted on July 23, 2026 Extension Agent Makes Transition From Ireland To Eastern Montana Mulvey Roosevelt County Extension agent Michael Mulvey stands by the sign in front of the Roosevelt Michael Mulvey drives the Roosevelt County 4-H entry during the parade in Bainville on July 4. County building in Culbertson. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele) It might seem a long ways from Ireland to Roosevelt County, but Extension agent Michael Mulvey is feeling at home in eastern Montana. Mulvey’s career has been devoted to higher education at the secondary level in Ireland. His experience includes serving as a president of a college in northern Ireland.
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