Thousands of people are attending the National Ploughing Championships in Tullamore this week
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17 Sept 2025
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17 Sept 2025
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The second day of the National Ploughing Championships in Screggan, Tullamore, drew another massive crowd as the sun shone over the fields of Offaly.
From families enjoying the festival atmosphere to exhibitors showcasing their products, the event once again proved why it's the biggest outdoor gathering in Europe.
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Our photographer Ger Rogers was on site capturing the action, colour, and characters that make the Ploughing such a unique occasion. From style spotting and selfies to trade stands and traditional displays, there was no shortage of highlights to snap.
Whether you came for the machinery, the livestock, the food, or just the fun of the fair, Day 2 had something for everyone. Take a scroll through our gallery and see if Ger's camera caught you or someone you know at Ploughing 2025!
READ MORE | PICTURES: Thousands flock to Tullamore for Day 2 of the Ploughing despite heavy rainfall
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