Cork Summer Show attracted competitors from 18 counties

I had to give Rosemead Korona a slap on the back, at the Cork Summer Show last Sunday morning. 
Cork Summer Show attracted competitors from 18 counties
Thu, 25 Jun, 2015 - 01:00
Denis Lehane

Not a hard slap, because I’m well aware that the six-year-old champion bull is probably worth more than myself.

No. I simply wanted to rub shoulders with the big guy.

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