Northern Ireland Charolais Club

Alison Patterson from the NI Chest Heart and Stroke pictured with Rachel Mulligan NICC Secretary and Aaron Quigley NICC Chairman.

Charolais breeders reflect on a successful year

Pictured from Farming Life March 1983 - Harry Marquess, from Muckamore, who won the Farming Life Perpetual Challenge for the best pair of full French cattle, by the same sire, bred the exhibitor. Mr Marquess's, Harry, received the trophy from Farming Life editor, David McCoy. Picture: Farming Life archives/Darryl Armitage

Trail-blazing Charolais sells for 2,800gns at Portadown sale (1984)

AI company representitives- Pat Hackett, Dovea, Bernard McKenna, Ireland Genetics, Stephen Barr, Bova, Bartley Finnegan, Elite Pedigree Genetics and Seamus Nagle, Bull Bank with Chairman Jeremy Paynter

Northern Ireland Charolais Club holds Annual General Meeting

The Reverend Ian Paisley, chairman of the NI Assembly agriculture committee, pictured in January 1983 with egg producers at the modern unit of Mr Raymond Lyons, third right, near Hillsborough. Also included are Mr William Fullerton, UFU president, and Mr D Robinson, UFU vice president. Picture: Farming Life/News Letter archives

Bygone Days: One of the best known Charolais sires all set to be revived at auct...

Overall Winner and 1st place in Co Down, Colin and Laura Maxwell pictured with judge Albert Connelly, Rachel Mulligan NICC Secretary and Andrew Dunne NICC PRO.

Co Down herd takes the 'champion of champions' Charolais title

1st place winners for Co Armagh, Dermott Kennedy & Sons, pictured with judge Albert Connelly, Rachel Mulligan NICC Secretary and Andrew Dunne NICC PRO.

NI's top Charolais herds revealed

Overall Winner and 1st place in Co Down, Colin and Laura Maxwell pictured with judge Albert Connelly, Rachel Mulligan NICC Secretary and Andrew Dunne NICC PRO.

Co Down farmer takes top place in suckler herd competition

Members of the Northern Ireland Charolais Club which attend the AGM

Northern Ireland Charolais Club hold AGM at Dungannon Rugby Club

BULL RECORD: Watch as this Charolais sells for a top price of 15,000gns

Hugh O'Hagan and Paul Coyle

Swatragh venue for Charolais sale

Clogher venue for the Spring Charolais sale

Sponsor Seamus McCormick of Danske Bank - Agri Business Manager Ballymena Branch with Stephen and Sandra Gowdy from Carrickfergus and Jeremy Paynter from NI Charolais Club)

Spring spectacular sale time

NICC Virtual Suckler Herd of the Year Competition 2020

Plumbridge Mart

Overall Charolais champion sells for £1500 at Plumbridge Mart

The heifer with Will Short and Michelle McDaid, Air Ambulance

Heifer up for grabs in raffle

Discussing the prospects for the upcoming Northern Ireland Charolais Club Show and Sale on May 6th in Dungannon Mart (left to right) Richard Whiteside, Moore Concrete and David Connolly, Chair of the Northern Ireland Charolias Club

Demand for Charolais grows

The Northern Ireland Charolais Club will host its annual show and sale In Dungannon Mart on Monday, May 6th against the backdrop of a fast-growing demand for the breed.

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Alan Burleigh (judge) with Brendan Reavey (SAFE) Co Armagh sponsor, James and Kieran Rice, Co Armagh, and Kevin Reavey (judge).

Armagh farmer takes top place

The Hillviewfarm Charolais herd will come under the hammer at Dungannon Farmers' Mart on Friday, November 2.

Embryos and semen under the hammer

Tyrone County Winner & Overall Suckler Herd of the Year winner presented by Mr Harry Marquess to Mr Noel McIlwaine and Co Tyrone Sponsor Nugent Engineering represented by Mr Damian Nugent

Co Tyrone farmers take top spot

Supreme Champion and Top Price Derryharney Lumberjack - 4,900gns

Derryharney Lumberjack axes the competition at Dungannon

Watson's success with Charolais sustainablebeef sire

Charolais Championship success at Clogher Valley Show

Top line-up for Minsups championship final

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