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Gardaí are urging parents attending the National Ploughing Championships to keep their children safe by wearing safety wristbands.
The wristbands are available to anybody attending the event with children and can be picked up at the Garda stand at Block 4, Row 22, Stand 362.
In a post published on X, An Garda Síochána stated, "If you're attending #ploughing23 with children, keep them safe with our Garda public event safety wristbands."
If you're attending #ploughing23 with children, keep them safe with our Garda public event safety wristbands. Available from our stand at Block 4, Row 22, Stand 362. #keepingpeoplesafe pic.twitter.com/YAUfrk9scI
— Garda Info (@gardainfo) September 19, 2023
The popular event is taking place from today (September 19) to Thursday (September 21).
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