On August Bank Holiday Monday Cloone's Annual Agricultural Show will take place in the Show Grounds on the Ballinamore road. Since its inception in 1988 Cloone show has grown to become one of the premier agriculture shows in the west of Ireland.

With its huge variety of classes and attractions there is sure to be something for everyone at this years show. At Cloone Show you will see rural Ireland showcased in the most traditional way in the picturesque surroundings of Co. Leitrim.

2018 Show Schedule and Application Form Now Available

 (03/Jul/2018)

The Cloone Show schedule with a full listing of classes together with the entry form is now available for download. Full details of how to enter are also included on the application form. Click her...Read On

Climbing Wall - Back by popular demand in 2018!

 (02/Jul/2017)

• 7.3 M (24FT) HEIGHT • 4 INDIVIDUAL CLIMBING ROUTES • REALISTIC ROCK CLIMBING SURFACE • FULLY INSURED...Read On

Mass in memory of deceased show supporters

 (02/Jul/2017)

On Sunday, 5th August the 10am Mass in Cloone will be celebrated in memory of deceased Exhibitors, Sponsors, Patrons and Supporters of Cloone Agricultural Show, who have gone to their eternal reward s...Read On

'Get with the program': US officials press EU to address beef hormones and GMOs in trade talks

(22/Feb/2019)

US officials on Thursday ratcheted up pressure on the European Union to address longstanding agricultural issues between the two regions, the latest effort by the United States to get the EU to includ...Read On

'There's no point being up half the night - you're no good to yourself or the sheep'

(22/Feb/2019)

Dan O'Loughlin says he always makes a point of getting at least six hours' sleep during lambing - he has a mix of 208 Belclare and Suffolk ewes....Read On

Martin Coughlan: 'The push for better young bull prices comes with some risks attached'

(22/Feb/2019)

Despite last week's factory kill being 37,116, once you exclude the 1,095 calves slaughtered, prices appeared to be no better or worse this week than they were last week. ...Read On