Keen competition at Ballyvourney-Coolea Show

KEEN competition among cattle and horse exhibitors from West Cork was a feature of the Ballyvourney-Coolea show last weekend.

Keen competition at Ballyvourney-Coolea Show
Thu, 24 Aug, 2006 - 01:00

John and Mary Hayes, Rosscarbery, won the Friesian championship while the overall beef champion was shown by John Appleby, Clonakilty.

There was a double for Leap in the horse and pony classes, with Billy Twomey taking the champion young horse and Michael Calnan the Pony of the Show award.

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CourtsPlace: West CorkPlace: ClonakiltyPlace: HerefordPlace: BallyvourneyPerson: JohnPerson: Mary HayesPerson: RosscarberyPerson: John ApplebyPerson: Billy TwomeyPerson: Michael CalnanPerson: Jimmy DonovanPerson: SchullPerson: Tim O’DonovanPerson: Clive JenningsPerson: EnniskeanePerson: Keith VickeryPerson: Tim O’BrienPerson: Denis CollinsPerson: BauravillaPerson: SkibbereenPerson: Keith FahyPerson: MaulbredaPerson: ClonkeenPerson: LeapPerson: P J LehanePerson: CastleviewPerson: ClonakiltyPerson: Michael CoughlanPerson: GurranePerson: CaheraghPerson: Kieran FahyPerson: Patrick O’RiordanPerson: CurraghPerson: LissardaEvent: Ballyvourney-Coolea Show KEENEvent: Ballyvourney-Coolea show
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