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One of the stands at Clonmel Honey Show Picture John D Kelly
The Clonmel Honey Show is run each year by the South Tipperary Beekeepers’ Association.
It is a competition where beekeepers from all over Ireland exhibit their product, from the novice beekeeper to the experienced.
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It offers a wide range of classes covering various topics such as honey in all its forms, wax and wax products, mead and wine, cakes and photography, 40 categories in total.
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Entrants displayed their products for judging during the show and members of the public were also invited to attend. The event was held at the Central Technical College recently.
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