Two firsts for National Dairy Show

JERSEYS and an Irish judge will be two firsts for the 23rd National Dairy Show, when the Millstreet, Co Cork event will be staged on Saturday, October 15.
Two firsts for National Dairy Show
Thu, 06 Oct, 2005 - 01:00
Stephen Cadogan

Show director Alec Bryan warmly welcomed the inclusion of three classes for Jerseys when he launched the 2005 show this week.

And he revealed that Ashley Fleming, of the Potterswalls Herd in Downpatrick, Co Down, will be the first person from Ireland to adjudicate the 17 awards for Ireland’s top showing dairy cattle.

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Place: Millstreet, Co CorkPlace: Potterswalls HerdPlace: Downpatrick, Co DownPlace: IrelandPlace: BrusselsPlace: EnglandPlace: WalesPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: HOLLANDPlace: FrancePlace: SpainPlace: CanadaPlace: ChinaPlace: MillstreetPerson: Alec BryanPerson: Ashley FlemingPerson: Quintana Melissa GrandPerson: Baldonnel Charles RosebudPerson: Chief ExecutivePerson: Kevin DillonEvent: National Dairy ShowEvent: 23rd National Dairy ShowEvent: 2003 EuropeanEvent: Irish Examiner Farming National Dairy ShowEvent: Baileys ChampionEvent: 2005 All Ireland Senior CowEvent: 2004 Agribex showEvent: 2006 Agribex ShowEvent: Dairy ShowOrganisation: Cork Holstein Friesian Breeders ClubOrganisation: Friesian Association
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