Limousin bull sells for €4,600

Marts: A 21-month-old Limousin bull sold for the top price of €4,600 at the annual bull sale at Ennis.

Wed, 16 Apr, 2003 - 01:00

There was an entry of 200 bulls with a strong entry of Limousin, which topped the sale. Demand for Hereford bulls was strong, but demand was poor for a small entry of Friesian bulls on offer.

Breeders paid an average of €2,160 for the top 12 Limousin bulls sold.

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