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GAA jerseys from every county across the Island of Ireland have been spotted at this year's National Ploughing Championships which are continuing at Screggan in Tullamore, County Offaly. In addition to those who are proudly wearing their county colours, jerseys and other GAA merchandise are also proving to be in high demand from businesses who are operating at the National Ploughing Championships. READ NEXT: PICTURES: All the colour, craic and crowds as Ploughing 2025 comes to life on Day 2 Despite heavy rainfall on Tuesday night, tens of thousands of people once again descended on the site of the National Ploughing Championships at Screggan this Wednesday. Just over 78,000 people passed through the gates on Tuesday and it's expected the final attendance figures will be higher for Wednesday and Thursday. This year's National Ploughing Championships, which have returned to Tullamore for the first time since 2018, are set to conclude on Thursday, which promised to be another action-packed day. This year's event is once again being hailed as a major success. PICTURES: Aisling Magner
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GAA jerseys from every county across the Island of Ireland have been spotted at this year's National Ploughing Championships which are continuing at Screggan in Tullamore, County Offaly. In addition to those who are proudly wearing their county colours, jerseys and other GAA merchandise are also proving to be in high demand from businesses who are operating at the National Ploughing Championships. READ NEXT: PICTURES: All the colour, craic and crowds as Ploughing 2025 comes to life on Day 2 Despite heavy rainfall on Tuesday night, tens of thousands of people once again descended on the site of the National Ploughing Championships at Screggan this Wednesday. Just over 78,000 people passed through the gates on Tuesday and it's expected the final attendance figures will be higher for Wednesday and Thursday. This year's National Ploughing Championships, which have returned to Tullamore for the first time since 2018, are set to conclude on Thursday, which promised to be another action-packed day. This year's event is once again being hailed as a major success. PICTURES: Aisling Magner
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GAA jerseys from every county across the Island of Ireland have been spotted at this year's National Ploughing Championships which are continuing at Screggan in Tullamore, County Offaly. In addition to those who are proudly wearing their county colours, jerseys and other GAA merchandise are also proving to be in high demand from businesses who are operating at the National Ploughing Championships. READ NEXT: PICTURES: All the colour, craic and crowds as Ploughing 2025 comes to life on Day 2 Despite heavy rainfall on Tuesday night, tens of thousands of people once again descended on the site of the National Ploughing Championships at Screggan this Wednesday. Just over 78,000 people passed through the gates on Tuesday and it's expected the final attendance figures will be higher for Wednesday and Thursday. This year's National Ploughing Championships, which have returned to Tullamore for the first time since 2018, are set to conclude on Thursday, which promised to be another action-packed day. This year's event is once again being hailed as a major success. PICTURES: Aisling Magner
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GAA jerseys from every county across the Island of Ireland have been spotted at this year's National Ploughing Championships which are continuing at Screggan in Tullamore, County Offaly. In addition to those who are proudly wearing their county colours, jerseys and other GAA merchandise are also proving to be in high demand from businesses who are operating at the National Ploughing Championships. READ NEXT: PICTURES: All the colour, craic and crowds as Ploughing 2025 comes to life on Day 2 Despite heavy rainfall on Tuesday night, tens of thousands of people once again descended on the site of the National Ploughing Championships at Screggan this Wednesday. Just over 78,000 people passed through the gates on Tuesday and it's expected the final attendance figures will be higher for Wednesday and Thursday. This year's National Ploughing Championships, which have returned to Tullamore for the first time since 2018, are set to conclude on Thursday, which promised to be another action-packed day. This year's event is once again being hailed as a major success. PICTURES: Aisling Magner