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The hands that built Ireland: stone wall jumping champion 90-years-young John McGoldrick surveys Kildysart Show (Photo: Susan Finnerty)
Would you like hairspray?" Brian Murphy applies the finishing touches at Clonmel (Photo: Susan Finnerty)
"Do you think we'll beat Galway?" Deise showmen Richard Drohan and Tom Power discuss Waterford's chances at Croke Park (Photo: Susan Finnerty)
When Hunger Strikes....Emma Burchill retains her composure when Dargale Pirouette decided it was time for a snack (Photo: Susan Finnerty)
P.J's Dream lived up to her name for owner-breeder P.J Lehane this summer (Photo: Susan Finnerty)
Goldengrove Temptress dazzled in pony young stock classes this summer for owners William and Aidan (pictured) Williamson (Photo: Susan Finnerty)
Remembering Paddy: The late West Clare horseman Paddy Downes was remembered at his local show in Kilrush. (Photo: Susan Finnerty)
Blue Ribbon: Dominic, Isobel and Kathleen Curtin were the most-travelled young stock on the show circuit this summer (Photo:: Susan Finnerty)
Milestone: One of the most popular Irish Horse World features this summer was the O'Meara brothers from Toomevara, who owned Milestone and Prefairy. Here's Matthew spotted at the Mountbellew ringside (Photo: Susan Finnerty)
Minister for Rural and Community Affairs Michael Ring at the most scenic Irish show setting at Louisburgh where he suggested future funding for agricultural shows (Photo: Susan Finnerty)
Trump That: Katie-Ann and Moya Cogan stole Carnew Show with their 'Make America Great Again' fancy dress entry (Photo:: Susan Finnerty)
There are proposed changes to the appointment method for the four industry appointees to the board of directors of HSI. Isabel Hurley and Judith Faherty report
Minister Michael Ring has been described as a 'champion of rural and community cohesion' after allocating more funding for agricultural shows
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