Best cows will vie for supreme championship

VISITORS returning to the scene of last year’s World Holstein Friesian Conference Show at Millstreet will again see the best of Irish cows.

Thu, 15 Oct, 2009 - 01:00
Stephen Cadogan

This year’s Irish Examiner supreme championship will be hard won, because entries for the show include:

* the AIB National Livestock Show champion at Tullamore, Croagh Maureen 7, owned by Patrick and Derek Frawley, Rathkeale, Co Limerick.

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CourtsPlace: MillstreetPlace: TullamorePlace: Rathkeale,Place: Co LimerickPlace: ClogherheadPlace: Co LouthPlace: Co MeathPlace: Co KildarePlace: Drogheda, Co LouthPlace: CorkPlace: Co WexfordPlace: GlencairnPerson: PatrickPerson: Derek FrawleyPerson: SamPerson: Paul FlanaganPerson: BaileyPerson: TimPerson: John KirbyPerson: R WhelanPerson: E KellyPerson: Cyril DowlingPerson: Mervyn JonesPerson: Mervyn EagerPerson: Damian WynnePerson: Tim O’ConnellPerson: MPerson: J CollinsPerson: Pat AhernPerson: BarrettPerson: Cal HennessyEvent: World Holstein Friesian Conference ShowEvent: AIB National Livestock ShowEvent: Clonakilty ShowEvent: National Dairy ShowEvent: ExaminerOrganisation: Lumville DanoiseOrganisation: KilwardenOrganisation: Brochan CocomanOrganisation: John Barrett & SonsOrganisation: YMA
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