Tullamore Show hailed as ‘flagship exhibition’ of farming and rural life

The statistics clearly show why Tullamore Show, which takes place this Sunday, is hailed as a flagship exhibition of Ireland’s farming and rural life.
Tullamore Show hailed as ‘flagship exhibition’ of farming and rural life

It will have over 1,000 classes, a total prize fund of €165,000, 45 AIB national livestock championships and is expected to attract over 60,000 people to a 260 acre site at the Butterfield Estate.

The show will have 700 trade stands, a 27% increase on last year, free parking spaces for 20,000 vehicles, a huge tented village and an enhanced layout and programme.

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