Irish bloodlines impress judges

CATTLE bred from Irish bloodlines impressed the judge at the inaugural herds’ competition run by the Munster Aberdeen Angus Club.

Thu, 30 Oct, 2008 - 00:00

Irish Aberdeen Angus Society president Robert Steenson selected cattle from Cork and Kerry for the top three awards.

Details: Small herd less than nine cows and in calf heifers — 1, Sheila O’Brien, Ballyvourney; 2, Tony Jennings, Leap; 3 Tom Dineen, Kinsale, Cork. Young stock person special commendation — Brian O’Halloran, Bandon.

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CourtsPlace: CorkPlace: KerryPlace: KinsalePlace: TipperaryPlace: LimerickPlace: Co CorkPerson: Robert SteensonPerson: Sheila O’BrienPerson: Tony JenningsPerson: LeapPerson: Tom DineenPerson: Brian O’HalloranPerson: EustacePerson: DeirdrePerson: Jnr) BurkePerson: HenryPerson: Yvonne DudleyPerson: Doreen CorridanPerson: FedamorePerson: MatthewPerson: Rita GouldingPerson: BallyduffPerson: AlbertPerson: Jennifer de CoganPerson: JohnPerson: Michael LynchPerson: Kate TaitOrganisation: Munster Aberdeen Angus ClubOrganisation: Irish Aberdeen Angus Society
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