Teams from 13 countries to take part in European Ploughing Championships in Wexford

Stephen Cadogan The 36th European Ploughing Championships will take place in Springpark, Ballinaboola, Co Wexford on Saturday and Sunday, March 30 and 31.

Teams from 13 countries to take part in European Ploughing Championships in Wexford
Wed, 20 Mar, 2019 - 15:30
Stephen Cadogan

The 36th European Ploughing Championships will take place in Springpark, Ballinaboola, Co Wexford on Saturday and Sunday, March 30 and 31.

Teams will compete from 13 countries: Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Netherlands, Northern Ireland, Ireland, Russia, Scotland, Switzerland and Wales.

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CourtsFarmingPlace: WexfordPlace: Springpark, BallinaboolaPlace: Co WexfordPlace: BelgiumPlace: Czech RepublicPlace: DenmarkPlace: EnglandPlace: FrancePlace: GermanyPlace: NetherlandsPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: IrelandPlace: RussiaPlace: ScotlandPlace: SwitzerlandPlace: WalesPlace: OffalyPlace: LouthPlace: TipperaryPlace: south WexfordPlace: New RossPlace: N25Person: Stephen CadoganPerson: Martin KehoePerson: Dan DonnellyPerson: Brian MahonPerson: Dermot RyanPerson: Pat McKeownPerson: Joe SlatteryEvent: European Ploughing ChampionshipsEvent: 36th European Ploughing ChampionshipsOrganisation: National Ploughing AssociationOrganisation: NPAOrganisation: Ireland
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