Few agricultural events on centre’s website

A REPORT (Irish Examiner, July 25) on the Punchestown Event Centre quotes Liam Holton, sales and marketing director of Punchestown Racecourse and Event Centre, asserting that I made a factually incorrect comment about events at Punchestown at the PAC meeting of July 21.

Fri, 29 Jul, 2005 - 01:00

The source of my information on the events was the Punchestown website (www.punchestown.com) which lists the following events from April 7, 2005, to the end of 2005: Our House & Garden Exhibition; Volkswagen Car Show; Musgraves Christmas Confectionery Show; Irish Commercial Truck Show; Oxegen Rock Concert; Kildare Growers Show; Corry Homebuilding Show; Nelton Woodworking Ireland Exhibition; Musgraves Chilled Food Show and McCann McGuirk Christmas Show.

Only one of these the Kildare Growers Show is connected with agriculture.

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