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Learning the art of showing cattle starts at a young age, as Sarah Jane Lester, finds the Omagh Show a good place to start. MC 28 Picture Michael Cullen
William Sproule keeping an eye on the competition, while waiting to present a cup to the winners. MC 31
There was some strange animals at the annual Omagh Show. MC 39
Selling their ducks at the Omagh show were Caoimhe Lavery, and Meka McConville. MC 38
A very successful day for this Newtownstewart lady Judith Baxter at the Omagh Show. MC 48
Castlederg man Jonathan McKelvey, going well at the sheep shearing competition. MC 49
Nevin and Noreen McEldowney with the family, enjoying the day out at the annual Omagh Show. MC 45
Caitlin Maxwell and Annabel Bustard, made a new friend with this pygmy goat, at the Omagh Show. MC 43
The younf farmers clubs of Northern Ireland, were well represented at the Omagh Show. MC 25
Nicole Todd, Lucy-Joe McFarland, and Sarah Boyle enjoying the Omagh Show. MC 46
Michael Owens from Wales who was one of the judges at the various sheep breeds at the Show. MC 42
The winners of the best clydesdale geldings are pictured with from left, Gerry Broderick, vice president of the Omagh Show, Colm Broderick, sponsor, Keith Davidson, owner, Terry Mills, owner, and John Drumond, Judge at the show. MC 41
This young calf having a snack, is not getting too excited during the annual Omagh Show. MC 27
Carrie Lee with Alexis and JP, all prepared for the weather at the annual Omagh Show. MC 34
One of the many breeds of chickens on display at the Omagh Show. MC 47
Meta and Arty McFarland, making new friends at the Omagh Show, when a pygmy goat decided he needed to find a seat also. MC 40 Picture Michael Cullen
Committee member Stephen Brown, checking results with chief steward Reggie Goligher, during the Omagh Show. MC 29
The Dolan family, including their son Andrew who entertained on the live stage during the annual Omagh Show. MC 25
Jason Booth chatting with his brother in law, Johnny Ambrose after success in the Diary cow championship. MC 33
A few generations of the Moore family from Gillygooley, enjoying the annual Omagh Show. MC 32
Learning the art of showing cattle starts at a young age, as Sarah Jane Lester, finds the Omagh Show a good place to start. MC 28 Picture Michael Cullen
The large crowd that attended the annual Omagh Show, enjoyed good weather apart from a few early morning showers. MC 36
Nel Dunn and Stewart Lyons, right, presents the Derek Dunn memorial trophy, to Conal Daly, and Ruairi Coyle, Loghmacrory, who were the winners of the Junior Diary champion, at the Omagh Show. MC 30
Two red setters making friends at the Omagh Show. MC 35
Admiring the colourful display of flowers at the Omagh Show. MC 37
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