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Leane Coen being presented with her prize of a pair of binoculars by Alan Moore
The Hedgerows Ireland team had a stand at the showgrounds at Nenagh for the North Tipperary Show on a blustery but fine and sunny day.
There was a huge crowd and lots of interest in everything to do with native hedges including advice on planting and maintaining as well as information on all the wildlife associated with native hedgerows.
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There was a hedgerow quiz with a prize of a pair of binoculars kindly donated by a supporter. The winning entry in the quiz was drawn by Katie Gleeson, columnist with the Nationalist and also National Dairy Awards Winner 2025 and the winner of the binoculars was Leanne Coen from Nenagh.
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A very popular feature at this year's stand was the Living Hedge aka DJ and videographer Paul Kelly from Cahir who dressed up as a hedge and amused unsuspecting passers by with loud noises and even the occasional jet of water from a water pistol concealed beneath his hedge disguise.
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