The sheep shearing drew a huge crowd with more than 1,000 people packed in, to watch the final at Balmoral Show.
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Weather forecast
Any lingering showers will clear early tonight and it will become dry into Tuesday morning.
Met Éireann is predicting a cold night, with clear spells and lowest temperatures of 1°C to 6°C.
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It will be coldest in the north, where a little grass frost may form.
Tuesday morning will see some bright or sunny spells developing.
By late morning, a few scattered showers will appear, some of which will turn heavy in the afternoon.
Highest temperatures generally 13°C to 18°C, coolest in Ulster, but under any prolonged spells of sunshine temperatures possibly touching into the early 20s in the southwest.
The ICSA's sheep committee mounted a protest outside ICM Camolin in Co Wexford on Monday morning against falling lamb prices.
How the €100m Brexit beef fund will be distributed will be a decision for the Minister for Agriculture and the beef industry, the European Commissioner for Agriculture Phil Hogan has said.
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Weather forecast
Any lingering showers will clear early tonight and it will become dry into Tuesday morning.
Met Éireann is predicting a cold night, with clear spells and lowest temperatures of 1°C to 6°C.
It will be coldest in the north, where a little grass frost may form.
Tuesday morning will see some bright or sunny spells developing.
By late morning, a few scattered showers will appear, some of which will turn heavy in the afternoon.
Highest temperatures generally 13°C to 18°C, coolest in Ulster, but under any prolonged spells of sunshine temperatures possibly touching into the early 20s in the southwest.
The ICSA's sheep committee mounted a protest outside ICM Camolin in Co Wexford on Monday morning against falling lamb prices.
How the €100m Brexit beef fund will be distributed will be a decision for the Minister for Agriculture and the beef industry, the European Commissioner for Agriculture Phil Hogan has said.
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