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Raphoe Mart: Larger entry of lambs with an excellent trade

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Bullocks sell to a top price of £1,405 at Rathfriland Co-Op

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Draperstown (Richard Beattie) Mart: Bullocks selling to £1,450 for 690kg

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Armagh Down members participate in celebrations

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David Brown, UFU Deputy President, pictured with Bernadette Roberts, David West, Christopher McGahan, Albert Foster, James Murphy, Bertie Swan, Leslie Craif and Albert McClelland

Fermanagh members enjoy anniversary celebrations

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Pictured receiving their first place prize in the YFCU machinery handling competition, from Johnson Gilpin representatives are Co Londonderry members Geoff McNeill, Garvagh YFC (front row, left) and James Purcell, Dungiven YFC (front row, right). YFCU president James Speers is pictured (back row centre) alongside members of HSENI who helped design the course and oversee the safety element of the competition on the day

Co Londonderry secure YFCU machinery handling title 2018

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Pictured (left-right) second place winner, Sean McCollum, The Glens YFC, David John from sponsor, Lister Shearing, William Beattie, YFCU vice president, first place winner of the YFCU advanced sheep shearing competition, Russell Smyth, Coleraine YFC and third place winner, Chris Coulter, Straid YFC. Also pictured is Stephen Morgan, Spa YFC, winner of the quality prize for the pen of best shorn sheep

YFCU sheep shearing competitors display talents at Balmoral Show

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12-14 age category: Pictured are the 12-14 age category winners in the YFCU Floral Art Competition. From left-right: 3rd place winner, Amy Gregg, Glarryford YFC; YFCU President James Speers; 1st place winner, Lucy Rodgers, Spa YFC and 2nd place winner, Amy Smyth, Coleraine YFC.

YFCU floral art finals 2018

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A young tractor driver pictured during a recent 13-15 year old tractor driving course at CAFRE.

Tractor driving courses for 13–15 year olds at CAFRE

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