Camera on the spot - Shanes Castle, Dungiven and Lisahally Mart

This week our cameras were at Shanes Castle, Dungiven and Lisahally Mart.

Photo Desk

16 July 2014

Camera on the spot - Shanes Castle, Dungiven and Lisahally Mart

Rhonda and Robert Kells from Teemore with their children Harry, Archie and Roweena enjoying all the action at the NISSA shearing event at Shanes Castle.

NISSA PRO Jayne Harkness-Bones holds one of the trophies which will be presented at the charity shearing event at Shanes Castle. With her are David Fagan, along with fellow New Zealanders Johnny Kirkpatrick and Matt Smith with Jack Robinson, 3rd from left, from Claudy.

Johnny Kelly from Draperstown competes for the Intermediate title at the NISSA charity event at Shanes Castle.

Pictured with Howard Fulton, right, of H.Fulton Tractors, Dungiven, during their demonstration day are Nigel and Mark McLaughlin from Dundrum, 8 year old John Stewart, Dungiven and John Hazlett from Dungiven.

David McArdle, 2nd from left, Grass Technology Area Manager chats to Kieran Hazelton and Richard Fulton from Dungiven and Philip Bartlett from Armoy during the demonstration day at H.Fulton Tractors, Dungiven.

Todd Cahoon and his father Ernest wait as auctioneer Richard Beattie puts their animals through the sales ring at Lisahally Mart.

5 year old Amy Young from Braidy gets a lift on her father, William's, shoulders during the reduction sale at Lisahally Mart held on behalf of Ernest Cahoon, Strabane.

Conor Bradley, Clady, Kelvin Boyd, Strathfoyle and Dean Wylie from Newbuildings pictured at the reduction sale held at Lisahally Mart.

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