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Attendees will receive cattle and sheep showing tips
Ballyshannon will host a Cattle & Sheep Showing event, designed to educate attendees ahead of various agricultural shows throughout the country.
The event, being organised by Ballyshannon Agricultural Show Committee and the Donegal Bay MACRA, will be held at Ballyshannon Mart on Sunday, June 8 from 10am to 2pm. Admission will be free to all.
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Alvin Barrett, the Secretary of the Ballyshannon Agricultural Show Committee, said: “It is just how to show the animals for whatever shows people may be going to, and to give them a few tips. It is a demonstration and preparation event.”
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