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Janice McLean and Declan Lee with their eight month old twins Phoebe and Bobby at the North Tipperary Agricultural Show in Nenagh. Picture: Bridget Delaney
The Horan family from Fethard at an open night event in Semple Stadium. Picture: Eamonn McGee
Janice McLean and Declan Lee with their eight month old twins Phoebe and Bobby at the North Tipperary Agricultural Show in Nenagh. Picture: Bridget Delaney
Annarose Scott from Ardcroney, Nenagh, won the Working Hunter (Jumping) championship and was named the Supreme Champion Pony of the Show at North Tipperary Agricultural Show on the August Bank Holiday Monday in Nenagh. Riding her pony Goldengrove Juliet, Annarose, she now takes part in the Dublin Horse Show at the RDS. She is pictured receiving the Supreme Chmapion Pony cup at North Tipperary Agricultural Show from judge Simon Beirne
The commencement of the Famine 1848 Walk, led by members of the Moycarkey Pipe Band from the National Flag monument in The Commons village to the nearby Famine Warhouse 1848 OPW site. Picture: Paul Brown
Farmers gathered outside ABP Cahir on Tuesday morning this week protesting at beef prices, joined by Duputy Mattie McGrath
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