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A Town Farm day will be held in Clonmel on May 19
Tipperary Museum in association with the Clonmel Agricultural Show will host a Pedigree Farm Day on Friday May 19, 2023 on the Green Space, Kickham Street, Clonmel, opposite CBS Highschool.
Exhibitors from the Clonmel Show will bring pedigree animals such as cattle, ponies, chickens, and sheep for people to view. Visitors can view the animals and speak to the owners. Traditional spinning demos and a farrier display will run throughout the day as well.
Over 500 + school children will visit the event throughout the day.
Public Event: The public are invited to the event from 1 – 2pm, it’s a fun and intriguing day at Clonmel’s only Live Town Farm!
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