Clonmel Show is one of the oldest shows in the country, having been in existence since 1865, a massive 159 years.
A lot has changed over that time, but the crowds have kept on coming to one of the highlights in the showing calendar in the south of the country.
All eyes were on the Munster Bovine supreme champion animal of the show competition, where the best animal in the show was tapped out.
This year’s title went to Tipperary family William, Mary and Robbie O'Halloran for their August 2023-born Simmental bull Bearna-Dhearg Rolo.
He was by the famous Saltire Impressive, going back to a homebred cow Bearna-Dhearg Henreitta by Glebefarm Tyson.
Standing in the reserve position was Kilkenny man Seamus Neary with his Aberdeen Angus heifer Troyswood Wilma.
Other winners
Another hotly contested class was the FBD champion pair of beef animals in the show.
The commercial pair of Limousin-cross-Belgian Blue cattle from Erwin Stanley from Co Laois were tapped out as winners in this class, with a Charolais cow-and-calf outfit from Martin Ryan’s Goldstar pedigree Charolais herd in Tipperary taking second place.
Third spot went to Carlow man Owen O'Neill for his pair of commercial animals. Owen also took home the commercial championship rosette.