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The Tullamore Show has moved its offices from the town centre to Axis Business Park
TULLAMORE Show Executive has announced that, due to the remarkable growth of Ireland’s Premier Show, The Tullamore Show & FBD National Livestock Show have relocated their office headquarters to the the outskirts of Tullamore town, Unit 11G, Axis Business Park, R35 YE67.
Tullamore Show & FBD National Livestock Show were delighted to officially open their new premises on Monday last by their Honorary lifelong members George Gill, Christy Maye and Tommy Finlay cutting the ribbon on what was a glorious spring afternoon.
Chairman Joseph Molloy welcomed everyone to the new premises sharing found memories of our previous abodes, thanking the late David Hutton Bury and the Shorthall family. Joe concluded by inviting Fr Joe Gallagher and Rev Ruth Gill to bless the premises. It was attended by executive members, title Sponsor FBD with local office representatives Amanda Brennan and Kathleen Leonard along with friends and staff.
The premises offers ample car parking, inhouse meeting facilities, a one stop shop for the Show's needs.
“We look forward to many years in our new office and preparations are in full swing for our show on Sunday, August 13 on the Butterfield Estate. ,” said a spokesperson for the Show.
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