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.

Show Schedule updated on website and available by hard copy this week Closing date for entry 22nd July

 (05/Jul/2011)

Show Schedule updated on the website and will be sent out to our normal mailing list this week, if you would like to request a copy please email us  at clooneshow@gmail.com Call or text Tele...Read On

Thank you to all who supported our Fund raiser in Foxes Bar Tooman 25th June 2011

 (27/Jun/2011)

Thank you to all who supported our Fund raiser in Foxes Bar Tooman. Great night had by all. As always we appericate your continued support and best wishes....Read On

Thank you to all who supported our recent Fund raiser in Mc Keons Bar Cloone

 (25/May/2011)

Thank you to all who supported our Fund raiser in Mc Keons Bar Cloone. Great night had by all. As always we appericate your continued support and best wishes....Read On

Tricky decision on where to go with first slurry

(24/Jan/2012)

It was amazing to look out of the kitchen window in Christmas week and see that seeds which had fallen to the ground from the bird table were starting to germinate and some had sprouts up to an inc...Read On

Longer days a welcome relief for doing key tasks

(17/Jan/2012)

As I feed my cattle these mornings and look out over the unseasonally green countryside, I find it incredible to think that this time last year we were just emerging from a long period of very seve...Read On

Price cut attempts fail to materialise

(17/Jan/2012)

While Standard and Poor's were very definite in stripping France of its AAA rating, there are less decisive attempts being made by a few of the Irish meat processors to strip a few cents off the ba...Read On