Banner county takes home the silverware

It was like 1992 all over again, with a team from Co Clare coming to the heart of Co Cork football territory, and taking home the trophies.

Thu, 26 Jul, 2012 - 01:00
Stephen Cadogan

This time, it was equine and bovine quality from the Banner County that won, at the Carbery Show in Skibbereen — which has six senior football teams within 20 miles.

The Cork County Beef Bull Championship went to exhibitor Paul Marsh of Bodyke, adding to the village’s 1947 Clare hurling championship.

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CourtsFarming NewsPlace: Banner CountyPlace: SkibbereenPlace: BodykePlace: AngusPerson: Paul MarshPerson: Tom FoleyPerson: Ray CahalanePerson: Seamus LehanePerson: ClonakiltyPerson: Denis DulleaPerson: BandonPerson: Sean ScannellPerson: BallyvourneyPerson: Judy CuddyPerson: MidletonPerson: GeldingPerson: Michelle GriffinPerson: BantryPerson: Áine O’DonovanPerson: DunmanwayPerson: Anthony McCarthyPerson: Jimmy O’DonovanPerson: RichardPerson: Avril HelenPerson: JerryPerson: Diarmuid MurphyPerson: InnishannonPerson: Claire KirbyPerson: BallinascarthyPerson: Joe CollinsPerson: LissardaPerson: RobertPerson: Sylvia HelenPerson: Jerry HegartyPerson: SkibbereenPerson: John CahalanePerson: Fidelma StanleyPerson: Michael O’KeeffePerson: Richard MurphyPerson: BanteerPerson: Dermot KelleherPerson: BodykePerson: Co ClarePerson: Frank BuckleyPerson: KildinanPerson: Albert de CoganPerson: C John TaitPerson: Tony O’LearyPerson: BallincolligPerson: James McSweeneyPerson: ToamesPerson: DavidPerson: Darragh SheehyPerson: Emily MurphyEvent: Carbery ShowEvent: Cork County Beef Bull ChampionshipEvent: 1947 Clare hurling championshipEvent: Cork County Yearling GeldingEvent: Filly ChampionshipEvent: Clare senior football championship ofEvent: YMA Showmanship LeagueOrganisation: Co CorkOrganisation: KildysartOrganisation: UnionOrganisation: Carbery GroupOrganisation: CastlehavenOrganisation: HerefordOrganisation: NewmarketOrganisation: AberdeenOrganisation: CastlemartyrOrganisation: Baltimore
<p>(Left to right) Jason Hawkins, CEO of Carbery Group; Darragh O'Donovan, farm sustainability lead with Carbery; Michael and Fachtna Collins, demonstration farmers; Gráinne Hurley, Teagasc regional advisory manager for Cork West; Joan Collins, Tom Curran, Teagasc head of advisory services; Don Crowley, Teagasc joint programme co-ordinator, and Enda Buckley, director of sustainability at Carbery. Picture: Andy Gibson</p>

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