The late Tim Guiney
21/10/2021
21/10/2021
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The Tullamore Show has become a fixture on the calendar for farmers and the public in general attracting more than 60,000 visitors each year.
Since the Show returned in 1991, it has grown annually and moved to its new site at the Butterfield Estate in 2009.
We have trawled the archives to bring you a selection of pictures from 2015.
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Liam Butler (left) and Frank Holly (right) pictured with Margaret Sullivan, Majella Sullivan, Lucy McHugh and Rachel Sullivan at the relaunch of the newly refurbished Fahey's
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