Gemma Beale from Galway didn't let the rain spoil her day on the final day of Ploughing 2022. \ Claire Nash
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A total of 277,000 attended the 2022 National Ploughing Championships, with 70,000 people going to the third day of this year's event.
After a very wet start to the final day of Ploughing 2022, by mid-afternoon the rain cleared to sunny spells.
Thursday was a quieter affair politically compared with the first two days, with the only announcement being that intake will begin in 2023 for three new farm apprenticeships.
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A total of 277,000 attended the 2022 National Ploughing Championships, with 70,000 people going to the third day of this year's event.
After a very wet start to the final day of Ploughing 2022, by mid-afternoon the rain cleared to sunny spells.
Thursday was a quieter affair politically compared with the first two days, with the only announcement being that intake will begin in 2023 for three new farm apprenticeships.
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