Kilmallock was the host of the third and final spring sale of the Irish Angus Munster Branch. Clearance rates continue to grow, with this third sale seeing 86% of the bulls forward changing hands. This accounted for 25 bulls which sold to average €2,350.
Mitchelstown breeder Pat O’Donnell was judge on the day and he found his overall champion in the form of Tubridmore Noble Nathan from Denis Twomey, Causeway, Co Kerry.
This five-star bull carried a wealth of breeding in his pedigree. Sired by Rawburn Boss Hogg, he is out of multi championship winning Luddenmore Rosa Erica. This stylish bull was knocked down at €3,200.
Reserve champion Killernan Padraig sold for €2,500. Pictured with owner Martin Hehir, Patrick Noonan, chairman & Patrick O'Donnell, judge \ O'Gorman Photography.Reserve champion Killernan Padraig sold for €2,500. Pictured with owner Martin Hehir, Patrick Noonan, chairman & Patrick O'Donnell, judge \ O'Gorman Photography.
After two consecutive championship wins at the previous two sales, Martin Hehir was again in form to secure the reserve championship with Killernan Padraig. This March 2017-born bull was sired by Shadwell Jaffer Eric and was secured with a bid of €2,500.
Top price of the day went to Greenvalley Pharly from the herd of Pat Carmody, Ballybunion. Pharly, who won his class in the presale show, is a son of Retties JFK and sold for €3,400.
Cappanavarnogue Norris from the herd of Michael Moloney, Kildysart, Co Clare, secured a bid of €2,900. The 12-month-old bull’s pedigree features Birches Littleman, Threeburnfort Leader and Bor Nugget.
Thomas Liston realised €2,900 for their bull Cooltomin New Carter. This bull was a son of Friarstown Dan Carter while the dam is sired by Anyho Rossiter Eric.
Kilmallock was the host of the third and final spring sale of the Irish Angus Munster Branch. Clearance rates continue to grow, with this third sale seeing 86% of the bulls forward changing hands. This accounted for 25 bulls which sold to average €2,350.
Mitchelstown breeder Pat O’Donnell was judge on the day and he found his overall champion in the form of Tubridmore Noble Nathan from Denis Twomey, Causeway, Co Kerry.
This five-star bull carried a wealth of breeding in his pedigree. Sired by Rawburn Boss Hogg, he is out of multi championship winning Luddenmore Rosa Erica. This stylish bull was knocked down at €3,200.
Reserve champion Killernan Padraig sold for €2,500. Pictured with owner Martin Hehir, Patrick Noonan, chairman & Patrick O'Donnell, judge \ O'Gorman Photography.Reserve champion Killernan Padraig sold for €2,500. Pictured with owner Martin Hehir, Patrick Noonan, chairman & Patrick O'Donnell, judge \ O'Gorman Photography.
After two consecutive championship wins at the previous two sales, Martin Hehir was again in form to secure the reserve championship with Killernan Padraig. This March 2017-born bull was sired by Shadwell Jaffer Eric and was secured with a bid of €2,500.
Top price of the day went to Greenvalley Pharly from the herd of Pat Carmody, Ballybunion. Pharly, who won his class in the presale show, is a son of Retties JFK and sold for €3,400.
Cappanavarnogue Norris from the herd of Michael Moloney, Kildysart, Co Clare, secured a bid of €2,900. The 12-month-old bull’s pedigree features Birches Littleman, Threeburnfort Leader and Bor Nugget.
Thomas Liston realised €2,900 for their bull Cooltomin New Carter. This bull was a son of Friarstown Dan Carter while the dam is sired by Anyho Rossiter Eric.
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