The Bannow and Rathangan Show began in 1949 has gone from strength to strength ever since.
The show, which has been held in many venues over the years, has been situated in Killag, Duncormick, Co Wexford, since the 1980s thanks to James and Veronica White.
Since the beginning, it has always been a popular event in the social calendar, with a host of sponsors and exhibitors present at the show proudly showcasing their products and services.
Success
Testament to the success of the show is the fantastic community spirit and involvement, alongside a dedicated committee which works tirelessly to promote and develop the show.
The show’s motto is 'A fun day out for all the family' with activities catering for all ages.
This year, the show even hosted both the junior and senior all-Ireland home cook championship.
Here are some of the top pictures captured at the event
James Hendrick, Joe Doyle and Glenn Jacob chatting away at the show. \ Patrick Browne
Ava Boggin on Mouse came first in the local lead ring class at the show. \ Patrick Browne
Patrick Roche from Foulksmills claimed the supreme dairy champion award at the show, pictured here with judge Joe Kehoe. \ Patrick Browne
John Neville with his mum Ann from Clearistown who won the Wexford champion Texel prize at the show.
Sarah O'Neill from Bagenalstown, Co Carlow, earned the U-12 first class winner with her Charolais-cross named Tarzan. \Patrick Browne
Patrick Kinsealla from Craanford, Co Wexford, placed third in the young handlers senior section.
Wendy Cooney, who is part of the Leitrim harriers, in mid-air while taking part in the inter-hunt chase. \ Patrick Browne
Conor Jones from Gorey, Co Wexford, claimed winner of the young handlers senior section. \ Patrick Browne
Ciara and Sarah McDonald from Ramsgrange, Co Wexford, taking part in the young handlers section.
Kayla Barron looks to be having a good time on her horse Mojo as she entered the newcomer pony class.
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The Bannow and Rathangan Show began in 1949 has gone from strength to strength ever since.
The show, which has been held in many venues over the years, has been situated in Killag, Duncormick, Co Wexford, since the 1980s thanks to James and Veronica White.
Since the beginning, it has always been a popular event in the social calendar, with a host of sponsors and exhibitors present at the show proudly showcasing their products and services.
Success
Testament to the success of the show is the fantastic community spirit and involvement, alongside a dedicated committee which works tirelessly to promote and develop the show.
The show’s motto is 'A fun day out for all the family' with activities catering for all ages.
This year, the show even hosted both the junior and senior all-Ireland home cook championship.
Here are some of the top pictures captured at the event
James Hendrick, Joe Doyle and Glenn Jacob chatting away at the show. \ Patrick Browne
Ava Boggin on Mouse came first in the local lead ring class at the show. \ Patrick Browne
Patrick Roche from Foulksmills claimed the supreme dairy champion award at the show, pictured here with judge Joe Kehoe. \ Patrick Browne
John Neville with his mum Ann from Clearistown who won the Wexford champion Texel prize at the show.
Sarah O'Neill from Bagenalstown, Co Carlow, earned the U-12 first class winner with her Charolais-cross named Tarzan. \Patrick Browne
Patrick Kinsealla from Craanford, Co Wexford, placed third in the young handlers senior section.
Wendy Cooney, who is part of the Leitrim harriers, in mid-air while taking part in the inter-hunt chase. \ Patrick Browne
Conor Jones from Gorey, Co Wexford, claimed winner of the young handlers senior section. \ Patrick Browne
Ciara and Sarah McDonald from Ramsgrange, Co Wexford, taking part in the young handlers section.
Kayla Barron looks to be having a good time on her horse Mojo as she entered the newcomer pony class.
Read more
Weekly weather: highs of 22°C with scattered showers
In pictures: vintage silage event held by Tipperary family
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