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Shanon Kinahan reports from the weekly cattle sale in Central Auctions Nenagh on Tuesday, where the trade peaked at €1,450 for a Friesian-cross cull cow.
With over 1,400 lots up for grabs, it was a top-spec 2007 New Holland T6070 Electro Command with 1,232 hours that topped Cheffins recent vintage auction, selling for for £50,000 (€58,095) plus VAT.
80-year-old John Moore from Co Wexford tells us about the challenges country life has thrown up for him - and his passion for collecting rural artefacts. In conversation with Margaret Hawkins.
Hennessy Auctioneers will host its online monthly machinery auction this Saturday 24 June from 10am, with over 700 on offer. The sale includes a number of special dispersal sales.
Over 2,600 classic tractors, motorbikes and collectors’ items will go under the hammer at the Cheffins Vintage Sale on Friday 21 and Saturday 22 April.
Reporting on a sluggish auction on 4 April, British Wool stated that higher wool prices are required if a consistent supply of wool to market is set to be sustained.