Micheal Hannon of Co Limerick with Tara, his Belgian Blue heifer calf at Cork Summer Show. \ Clare Keogh
Check out these great images from Saturday at Cork Summer Show.
The show is a vibrant blend of farming, food, live entertainment and family fun, with over 200 events and attractions scheduled across the weekend.
There are free shuttle buses running from key locations around Cork or make use of the extended Bus Éireann 208 route which will drop visitors right at the showgrounds and pick them up for an easy return journey.
Organised by the Munster Agricultural Society, which celebrates its 220th anniversary this year, the Cork Summer Show is a cornerstone of Ireland’s agricultural and cultural calendar.
In pictures
Chloe Hegarty of Bandon with Theodore, her Belgian Blue-cross. \ Clare Keogh
Oisin and Emily O’Callaghan, with their pony Elsa. \ Clare Keogh
Zara and Mary Butler from Killenny with pony Danny. \ Clare Keogh
Bridget and John O'Brien with bull Ava. \ Clare Keogh
Ella O'Donovan of Dunmanway, Co Cork, with Tammy. The pair placed second in the young handlers junior class. \ Clare Keogh
Madison Mackey and her aunt Bethany from Blarney with Tinkerbell. \ Clare Keogh
Tori O'Connell from Mallow, Co Cork, who won the young handlers junior class. \ Clare Keogh
Micheal Hannon of Co Limerick and other competitors at Cork Summer Show. \ Clare Keogh
Sisters Elish and Aoife Hannon compete against each other in the Belgian Blue heifer calf class.\ Clare Keogh
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Check out these great images from Saturday at Cork Summer Show.
The show is a vibrant blend of farming, food, live entertainment and family fun, with over 200 events and attractions scheduled across the weekend.
There are free shuttle buses running from key locations around Cork or make use of the extended Bus Éireann 208 route which will drop visitors right at the showgrounds and pick them up for an easy return journey.
Organised by the Munster Agricultural Society, which celebrates its 220th anniversary this year, the Cork Summer Show is a cornerstone of Ireland’s agricultural and cultural calendar.
In pictures
Chloe Hegarty of Bandon with Theodore, her Belgian Blue-cross. \ Clare Keogh
Oisin and Emily O’Callaghan, with their pony Elsa. \ Clare Keogh
Zara and Mary Butler from Killenny with pony Danny. \ Clare Keogh
Bridget and John O'Brien with bull Ava. \ Clare Keogh
Ella O'Donovan of Dunmanway, Co Cork, with Tammy. The pair placed second in the young handlers junior class. \ Clare Keogh
Madison Mackey and her aunt Bethany from Blarney with Tinkerbell. \ Clare Keogh
Tori O'Connell from Mallow, Co Cork, who won the young handlers junior class. \ Clare Keogh
Micheal Hannon of Co Limerick and other competitors at Cork Summer Show. \ Clare Keogh
Sisters Elish and Aoife Hannon compete against each other in the Belgian Blue heifer calf class.\ Clare Keogh
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