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Beef prices in Northern Ireland remain under pressure as supplies remain high.
This Belgian Blue-cross heifer, born April 2017 and weighing 570kg, sold for €1,380 (€2.42/kg).
This Belgian Blue-cross heifer, born January 2017 and weighing 675kg, sold for €1,700 (€2.52/kg).
This Limousin-cross heifer, born May 2018 and weighing 335kg, sold for €660 (€1.97/kg).
This Limousin-cross heifer, born April 2017 and weighing 585kg, sold for €1,230 (€2.10/kg).
This Charolais-cross heifer, born February 2016 and weighing 925kg, sold for €1,710 (€1.85/kg).
This Limousin-cross heifer, born January 2017 and weighing 530kg, sold for €1,100 (€2.08/kg).
This pair of Charolais-cross heifers, born April 2017 and weighing 570kg on average, sold for €1,380 (€2.41/kg).
This Angus-cross heifer, born May 2018 and weighing 320kg, sold for €610 (€1.91/kg).
This Belgian Blue bullock, born April 2017 and weighing 565kg, sold for €1,150 (€2.04/kg).
This Hereford-cross bullock, born June 2017 and weighing 460kg, sold for €810 (€1.77/kg).
This Limousin-cross bullock, born June 2018 and weighing 310kg, sold for €875 (€2.82/kg).
This pair of Friesian bullocks, born February 2017 and weighing 558kg, sold for €960 each (€1.72/kg).
This Charolais-cross heifer, born March 2016 and weighing 880kg, sold for €1,780 (€2.02/kg) at Kilrush Mart.
Beef prices have eased in Northern Ireland as availability of cattle exceeds processing demand.