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Competition Results Tullamore Show Results Tullamore Show Cattle Dairy Cattle Jersey Class 1: Registered Pedigree Jersey Heifer Calf Sponsor: Agri Needs, Birr, Co Offaly 1. Gaynor Family Hillside, Mullaghland, Mullagh, Cavan. Mullaghlands Lemon Swiss, 372219812670688, 1st Mar 2019, Lemonhead, Mullaghlands Pride Swiss2 2. Aisling Neville Ballydaly, Tullamore, Offaly. Lynally Goldie 2759, 37222531322759, 26th Jan 2019, Vj Hilario, Lynally Goldie 2346 3. Aisling Neville Ballydaly, Tullamore, Offaly. Lynally Goldie 2763, 372225313272763, 27th Jan 2019, Vj Hilario, Lynally Goldie 1552 4. Aisling Neville Ballydaly, Tullamore, Offaly. Lynally Goldie 2763, 372225313272763, 27th Jan 2019, Vj Hilario, Lynally Goldie 1552 Class 2: FBD National Livestock Show Jersey Young Handler of the Year 2020 Sponsors: Agri Lloyd, Finglas, Dublin 11 Turlough Herd Collins Newcastlewest 1. Hannah Greenan Crosshugh, Ardaghey, Monaghan. 2. Setanta Gaynor Mullaghland, Mullagh, Cavan. 3. Aisling Neville Ballydaly, Tullamore, Offaly. 4. Aisling Neville Ballydaly, Tullamore, Offaly. Class 3: Registered Pedigree Jersey Maiden or In-calf Heifer Sponsor: Agri Lloyd, Finglas, Dublin 11 1. Padraic Greenan Crosshugh, Ardaghey, Monaghan. Clandeboye Oliver P Marble, Uk93302707724, 29th Sep 2018, Oliver P, Clandeboye Tequila Marble 2. Tom & Conor Lynch Ballyelan, Ballingarry, Limerick. Ballyealan Joel Louise, 372219712913008, 15th May 2018, Guimo Joel Et, Tullamore Show Ballyealan Tequila Louise 3. PJ & John Kelly Rahanine, Rochfortbridge, Westmeath. Woodturn Gyvel Flamingo, 372213754794193, 21st Mar 2018, Gyvel, Ie281396673093 4. Gaynor Family Hillside, Mullaghland, Mullagh, Cavan. Mullaghlands Success Swiss, Ie121521420640, 18th Apr 2017, Buttercrest Success, Mullaghlands Pride Swiss Class 4: Registered Pedigree Jersey Heifer In-milk Sponsor: Jersey Cattle Society of Ireland 1. John Marian And Noreen Collins Dromin McTurlough, Newcastle West, Co Limerick, Limerick. Turlough Turtle, Ie241618871365, 12th Jun 2016, All Lynns Louie Valentino, Turlough Turtle 2. Tom & Conor Lynch Ballyelan, Ballingarry, Limerick. Lisnacunna Tequila Veronicas, 141477580900, 8th Sep 2016, Tower Vue Prime Tequila-et, Potterswalls Lexington Veronicas Ex 92 2e Class 5: Registered Pedigree Jersey Cow In-milk Sponsor: Scally Precast, Kilbeggan, Co. Westmeath 1. Gaynor Family Hillside, Mullaghland, Mullagh, Cavan. Suir Valley Ot Starlight Ex90, Ie351067190496, 15th Jul 2013, Lencrest On Target, Potters Walls Simbas Starlight 2. Tom & Conor Lynch Ballyelan, Ballingarry, Limerick. Ballyealan Tequila Louise, 241476472550, 6th Mar 2016, Tower Vue Prime Tequila-et, Ballyealan Excitation Louise 3. John Moore Ardvarragh, Clyduff, Rhode, Offaly. Bruhlhof Fb Karona, De0770340098, 9th Feb 2016, Firepower, Avonlea Kendra Class 6: FBD National Livestock Show Registered Pedigree Jersey Champion Sponsor: Kiernan Milling, Granard, Co. Longford 1. Gaynor Family Hillside, Mullaghland, Mullagh, Cavan. Suir Valley Ot Starlight Ex90, Ie351067190496, 15th Jul 2013, Lencrest On Target, Potters Walls Simbas Starlight 2. John Marian And Noreen Collins Dromin McTurlough, Newcastle West, Co Limerick, Limerick. Turlough Turtle, Ie241618871365, 12th Jun 2016, All Lynns Louie Valentino, Turlough Turtle Tullamore Show Class 7: Best Udder from Classes 4 & 5 Sponsor: Kiernan Milling, Granard, Co. Longford 1. Gaynor Family Hillside, Mullaghland, Mullagh, Cavan. Suir Valley Ot Starlight Ex90, Ie351067190496, 15th Jul 2013, Lencrest On Target, Potters Walls Simbas Starlight Class 8: Best Pair of Registered Jersey Cows or Heifers Sponsor: Arrabawn CO-OP 1. John Marian And Noreen Collins Dromin McTurlough, Newcastle West, Co Limerick, Limerick. Turlough Mel Millie, Ie241618871084, 12th Jun 2013, Vindication, Female Turlough Turtle, Ie241618871365, 12th Jun 2016, All Lynns Louie Valentino, Turlough Turtle 2. Tom & Conor Lynch Ballyelan, Ballingarry, Limerick. Ballyealan Tequila Louise, 241476472550, 6th Mar 2016, Tower Vue Prime Tequila-et, Ballyealan Excitation Louise Lisnacunna Tequila Veronicas, 141477580900, 8th Sep 2016, Tower Vue Prime Tequila-et, Potterswalls Lexington Veronicas Ex 92 2e 3. Aisling Neville Ballydaly, Tullamore, Offaly. Lynally Goldie 2753, 372225313252753, 23rd Jan 2019, Vj Hilario, Lynally Goldie 1698 Lynally Goldie 2320, 372225313212320, Jps Vj Primus Dairy Shorthorn Class 12: Registered Pedigree Shorthorn Heifer Born in 2020 Sponsor: Cow Comfort (Mayo Mats ) 1. Glenn Carter Carter Family Oldcastle, Clonakenny, Roscrea, Tipperary. Ransboro Sabina 12th, 372218558721078, 26th Jan 2019, Winbrook Nixson, Ransboro Sabina 3rd 2. Glenn Carter Carter Family Oldcastle, Clonakenny, Roscrea, Tipperary. Ransboro Madam, 372218558761081, 30th Jan 2019, Winbrook Nixson, Coohaun Madam 86th 3. James Lambe Formill, Shantonagh, Castleblayney, Monaghan. Ballytrain Princess 50, 372216090491687, 4th Jan 2019, Ballytrain Nero, Ballytrain Princess 48 4. James Lambe Formill, Shantonagh, Castleblayney, Monaghan. Ballytrain Duchess 4, 372216090451717, 26th Feb 2019, Ballytrain Bullseye, Ballytrain Tommys Duchess 5. James Lambe Tullamore Show Formill, Shantonagh, Castleblayney, Monaghan. Ballytrain Red Rose 6th, 372216090471776, 22nd Apr 2019, Bushmills Jellybean, Ballytrain Redrose 6. John Fox Ballinacregg, Oranmore, Galway. Ballinacregg Jennie Deans 857, 372218509240857, 12th Feb 2019, Llandovery Prides Prophet, Ballinacregg Jennie Deans 29th Class 13: FBD National Livestock Show Dairy Shorthorn Young Handler of the Year 2020 - Under 14 years Sponsor: Irish Shorthorn Society 1. Ben Carter Oldcastle, Clonakenny, Roscrea, Tipperary. 2. Sam Carter Oldcastle, Clonakenny, Roscrea, Tipperary. 3. Thomas Lambe Formill, Shantonagh, Castleblayney, Monaghan. 4. Karla Lynch Latton, Castleblayney, Monaghan. 5. Padraig Lambe Formill, Shantonagh, Castleblayney, Monaghan. Class 14: Registered Pedigree Shorthorn Heifer Born in 2019 Sponsor: Arrabawn CO-OP 1. John Fox Ballinacregg, Oranmore, Galway. Ballinacregg Grayling 808, 372218509240808, 29th Jan 2018, Strickley Wiggo, Ballinacregg Grayling 11th 2. James Lambe Formill, Shantonagh, Castleblayney, Monaghan. Ballytrain Heather 13th, 372216090451626, 10th Mar 2018, Marleycote Emerald Maurader, Ballytrain Heather 10th 3. Thomas And Heather Hislop Fortview, Coolnacarrig, Ballinagh, Cavan. Coolnacarrig Tulip 2nd, 372218174971275, 4th Jan 2018, Jigsaw, Ie121707410800 4. Glenn Carter Carter Family Oldcastle, Clonakenny, Roscrea, Tipperary. Ransboro Fairy 12th, 372218558741006, 13th Jan 2018, Ransboro Jigsaw, Ransboro Fairy 4th 5. Hannah Healy Smithstown, Maynooth, Co.Kildare. Smithstown Wiggo Foxy, 372215821770403, 19th Apr 2018, Strickley Wiggo, Ie111264530589 Tullamore Show Class 15: FBD National Livestock Show Dairy Shorthorn Young Handler of the Year 2020 - Age 14 to 18 Sponsor: Irish Shorthorn Society 1. Aimee Lambe Formill, Shantonagh, Castleblayney, Monaghan. 2. Agnes Healy Smithstown, Maynooth, Kildare. 3. Ciara Fox Ballinacregg, Oranmore, Galway. Class 16: Registered Pedigree Shorthorn Heifer In-calf Sponsor: Mullinahone Co-op 1. John Fox Ballinacregg, Oranmore, Galway. Ballinacregg Grayling 808, 372218509240808, 29th Jan 2018, Strickley Wiggo, Ballinacregg Grayling 11th 2. James Lambe Formill, Shantonagh, Castleblayney, Monaghan. Ballytrain Heather 13th, 372216090451626, 10th Mar 2018, Marleycote Emerald Maurader, Female 3. Glenn Carter Carter Family Oldcastle, Clonakenny, Roscrea, Tipperary. Ransboro Marie, Ie331499510946, 9th Feb 2017, Marleycote Thunder, Ashgrove Marie 10th 4. Glenn Carter Carter Family Oldcastle, Clonakenny, Roscrea, Tipperary. Ransboro Fairy 12th, 372218558741006, 13th Jan 2018, Ransboro Jigsaw, Ransboro Fairy 4th 5. Hannah Healy Smithstown, Maynooth, Co.Kildare. Smithstown Plato Rosemarie, 372215821760393, 5th Jul 2017, Monasteroris Plato J.d, Monasteroris Rosemarie (lro) Class 17: Registered Pedigree Shorthorn Heifer In-milk Sponsors: Doolin's Service Station, IFAC, Tullamore 1. Glenn Carter Carter Family Oldcastle, Clonakenny, Roscrea, Tipperary. Ransboro Blossom 41st, Ie331499580903, 17th Apr 2016, Ransboro Jigsaw, Ransboro Blossom 37th 2. Glenn Carter Carter Family Oldcastle, Clonakenny, Roscrea, Tipperary. Ransboro Queen Meave 30th, Ie331499510938, 16th Jan 2017, Churchroyd Walter, Ransboro Queen Meave 27th 3. Glenn Carter Carter Family Oldcastle, Clonakenny, Roscrea, Tipperary. Ransboro Jenna 3rd, Ie331499520922, 2nd Jun 2016, Churchroyd Walter, Rodway Jenna 2nd Tullamore Show 4. James Lambe Formill, Shantonagh, Castleblayney, Monaghan. Ballytrain Teal 6th, 372216090461536, 21st Mar 2017, Kilsally King Harry, Ballytrain Teal 5th Class 18: Pedigree Registered Shorthorn Junior Cow Calved Twice or Three Times Sponsor: Lakeland Dairies 1. James Lambe Formill, Shantonagh, Castleblayney, Monaghan. Ballytrain Teal 5th, 291195511286, 16th Feb 2015, Treeton Pingerly, Ballytrain Teal 2nd 2. James Lambe Formill, Shantonagh, Castleblayney, Monaghan. Ballytrain Bloom 31st, 291195541388, 28th Feb 2016, Nejay Earl, Ballytrain Bloom 30th 3. Glenn Carter Carter Family Oldcastle, Clonakenny, Roscrea, Tipperary. Ransboro Sabina 4th, Ie331499530774, 12th May 2014, Rodway Matrix, Ransboro Sabina 3rd 4. Glenn Carter Carter Family Oldcastle, Clonakenny, Roscrea, Tipperary. Ransboro Cherry, Ie331499540890, 14th Mar 2016, Ransboro Jupiter, Cherry 5. Sam Dudley Gurteen, Templemore, Tipperary. Orkney Lady Hermione 251, Ie331281141251, 25th Jan 2016, S1170, Female Class 19: Registered Pedigree Dairy Shorthorn Cow in Milk Sponsor: JFC Manufacturing Tuam 1. James Lambe Formill, Shantonagh, Castleblayney, Monaghan.
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