The majority of what was on offer was under 370kg with a smaller offering of autumn 2016-born weanlings also present.
Most weanlings on the day, including bucket-reared traditional breed dairy crosses, sold for between €2.40/kg and €2.90/kg with a smaller proportion selling outside of this price range.
Friesian bull weanlings were making around the €1.70/kg mark.
Heifers were making between €2.10/kg and €2.80/kg with select lots getting a few cent per kilo more.
Champion of the show and sale went to a January 2017-born Belgian Blue bull owned by Gerard Devitt Knocknagree, Mallow.
The weanling weighed 390kg and sold for €1,360 (€3.49/kg).
Reserve champion was a January 2017-born Belgian Blue heifer from the same farm. She weighed 335kg and made €1,000.
Top price on the day was not among the prizewinners but was reserved for one of the last few animals to sell on the day.
Completing a very successful day for Gerard Devitt was another January 2017-born Belgian Blue cross heifer that weighed 240kg and sold for €1,630 (€6.79/kg).
This January 2017-born Belgian Blue heifer weighed 240kg and sold for €1,630 (€6.79/kg).
Sample bull prices
Four Charolais, February 2017, 285kg: €765, €2.68/kg.Three Charolais, February 2017, 300kg - €845, €2.82/kg.Four Limousin, January 2017, 320kg: €880, €2.75/kg.One Charolais, November 2016, 325kg: €1,000, €3.08/kg.One Belgian Blue, April 2017, 300kg: €805, €2.68/kg.Four Angus, February 2017, 250kg: €600, €2.40/kg.One Limousin, January 2017, 410kg: €1,100, €2.68/kg.One Limousin, February 2017, 325kg: €900, €2.77/kg.This October 2016-botn bull weighed 430kg and sold for €1,200 (€2.79/kg).
These January 2017-born bulls weighed an average of 320kg and sold for €880 each (€2.75/kg).
Sample heifers prices
Five Charolais, February 2017, 260kg: €665, €2.56/kg.One Charolais, March 2017, 200kg: €605, €3.03/kg.Three Limousin, January 2017, 305kg: €820, €2.69/kg.One Limousin, January 2017, 390kg: €1,090, €2.80/kg.One Belgian Blue, November 2016, 375kg: €1,145, €3.05/kg.One Limousin, February 2017, 290kg: €715, €2.47/kg.These February 2017-born heifers weighed an average of 260kg and sold for €665 each (€2.56/kg).
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The majority of what was on offer was under 370kg with a smaller offering of autumn 2016-born weanlings also present.
Most weanlings on the day, including bucket-reared traditional breed dairy crosses, sold for between €2.40/kg and €2.90/kg with a smaller proportion selling outside of this price range.
Friesian bull weanlings were making around the €1.70/kg mark.
Heifers were making between €2.10/kg and €2.80/kg with select lots getting a few cent per kilo more.
Champion of the show and sale went to a January 2017-born Belgian Blue bull owned by Gerard Devitt Knocknagree, Mallow.
The weanling weighed 390kg and sold for €1,360 (€3.49/kg).
Reserve champion was a January 2017-born Belgian Blue heifer from the same farm. She weighed 335kg and made €1,000.
Top price on the day was not among the prizewinners but was reserved for one of the last few animals to sell on the day.
Completing a very successful day for Gerard Devitt was another January 2017-born Belgian Blue cross heifer that weighed 240kg and sold for €1,630 (€6.79/kg).
This January 2017-born Belgian Blue heifer weighed 240kg and sold for €1,630 (€6.79/kg).
Sample bull prices
Four Charolais, February 2017, 285kg: €765, €2.68/kg.Three Charolais, February 2017, 300kg - €845, €2.82/kg.Four Limousin, January 2017, 320kg: €880, €2.75/kg.One Charolais, November 2016, 325kg: €1,000, €3.08/kg.One Belgian Blue, April 2017, 300kg: €805, €2.68/kg.Four Angus, February 2017, 250kg: €600, €2.40/kg.One Limousin, January 2017, 410kg: €1,100, €2.68/kg.One Limousin, February 2017, 325kg: €900, €2.77/kg.This October 2016-botn bull weighed 430kg and sold for €1,200 (€2.79/kg).
These January 2017-born bulls weighed an average of 320kg and sold for €880 each (€2.75/kg).
Sample heifers prices
Five Charolais, February 2017, 260kg: €665, €2.56/kg.One Charolais, March 2017, 200kg: €605, €3.03/kg.Three Limousin, January 2017, 305kg: €820, €2.69/kg.One Limousin, January 2017, 390kg: €1,090, €2.80/kg.One Belgian Blue, November 2016, 375kg: €1,145, €3.05/kg.One Limousin, February 2017, 290kg: €715, €2.47/kg.These February 2017-born heifers weighed an average of 260kg and sold for €665 each (€2.56/kg).
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In pictures: strong trade for forward stores for feeding at Balla
More bite in beef prices as factories chase cattle
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