Knights of St Columbanus with Bishop Donal McKeown. Photos: Geraldine Diver
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Owner Sheenagh O'Doherty pictured with Minister Charlie McConalogue at the recent Inishowen Agricultural Show.
Cluain Mor Cloud won the Overall Champion in Hand and Ride at the Inishowen Agricultural Show recently.
Delighted horse owner Sheenagh O'Doherty is pictured here at the event with the Minister for Sport Charlie McConalogue TD.
The Inishowen Agricultural Show, which has been running successfully for more than a century and is one of the oldest such shows in Ireland, was held on Saturday, July 19, at the showgrounds in Riversdale, Carndonagh.
Thousands of spectators and competitors were a part of the annual celebration, which featured livestock competitions, home industry exhibitions, arts and crafts, and children’s events.
Highlights included horse carriage driving, local artisan showcases, and a children’s pet show.
The countdown is already on for the 2026 Inishowen Agricultural Show in Carn, when Sheenagh will be hoping that her champion horse can defend its title.
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