‘More than two centuries of history’: Rural life showcased as Cork Summer Show draws crowds

Seeing what the show had to offer on Sunday was Tánaiste Micheál Martin who said that events like this are "absolutely vital".
‘More than two centuries of history’: Rural life showcased as Cork Summer Show draws crowds

Albert de Cogan with his Aberdeen Angus at the Cork Summer Show that was held at the showgrounds in Curraheen, Cork. Picture: David Creedon

With a promising forecast and a packed line-up of events, the Cork Summer Show drew crowds this weekend to the showgrounds in Curraheen.

As the event comes to a close for 2024, the Cork Summer Show’s organiser the Munster Agricultural Society (MAS) is confident in there being a “better-than-ever” turnout across the two days. 

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