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Gary Abbott met with Padraig Smith to get an insight into Smith Brothers Agri Contracting, a progressive family-run contracting business based outside Tierworker, Co Meath.
A Tipperary contractors’ tidy fleet of machinery was in hot demand at a retirement dispersal auction held on Monday last, with a 2017 John Deere 6170M making €70,000 plus VAT and commission.
Peter Thomas Keaveney caught up with Roscommon machinery enthusiast Owen Hester, who recently completed a 12-month-long restoration project on a Fiat 110-90.
A 1987 Fiat 110-90 and 2016 New Holland T7.200 are the highlight lots entered for Hennessy’s midlands machinery auction set to take place this Saturday 26 February.
Despite many rumours circulating about potential replacements for WR Shaw as an official New Holland dealer, 12 months on the manufacturer has failed to make an appointment.
We followed through the process of manufacturing lay-flat umbilical hose for spreading slurry at Ireland’s only production facility in Wexford. Peter Thomas Keaveney and Gary Abbott report.