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There was a solid trade for Simmentals at the Northern Ireland Simmental Club show and sale in Swatragh Livestock Mart on Friday, writes Nevan McKiernan.
In this focus we speak to some of the key people involved in the organisation of summer shows around the Country, give top tips on showing, and talk to some of the experts in the showing business.
Two Angus bulls bred in Co Cork sold for the highest price of €4,900 at the Irish Aberdeen Angus sale in Mid-Tipp Mart, on Wed 23 April, writes Nevan McKiernan