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At Enniscorthy mart this week were Cormac O'Loughlin from Boolavogue and Harry Rynhart from Ferns.\ Mary Browne
Good Counsel Secondary School in New Ross, Co Wexford, organised a tractor run to their graduation ball this year to raise funds for Chernobyl Children’s Trust, Mustard Seed Communities and Hope Cancer Support Centre. Pictured are students Gary Murphy and Jack Kennedy. \ Patrick Browne
Doreen Corridan, Munster AI, and dairy farmer Jim Murray, Birr, Co Offaly, body condition score some cows during the Arrabawn Co-op open day based on Farming Smarter, Not Harder at Gurteen College. \ Donal O’Leary
A general view of proceedings at the reseeding demonstration during the Arrabawn Co-op open day at Gurteen College. \ Donal O’Leary
Pictured at the annual Bantry Agricultural show were Bill and Scott O’Driscoll from Dunmanway, with their all-Ireland Suffolk ram champion. \ Denis Boyle
Jenny Cotter from Dripsey, Co Cork with her overall champion Simmental Dripsey Honey Heart and Jenny Ahern, judge, at Bantry Agri Show. \ Denis Boyle
Professor Alex Evans, Dean of Agriculture, UCD; Rachel Daly (Meath); Katie O’Callaghan (Cork); Andrew Doyle TD, Minister of State for Food, Forestry and Horticulture; Conor Casey (Tipperary); Padraig Curry (Kilkenny); and Professor Andrew J Deeks, president, UCD, at the the UCD School of Agriculture and Food Science conferring ceremony held at O’Reilly Hall, UCD, this week. \ Jason Clarke Photography
The Southern Simmental Club wrapped up the local show scene with the southern Simmental junior calf finals last Sunday at Bantry Show. Ross Bateman reports.
September a bonanza month for All-Ireland finals at Ballinrobe, Gantry and Clonaslee.
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