Exciting sale of Pedigree Belgian Blue stock in Longford
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James McNally of Dunbeggan House, Ballymacormack, Longford hosts a much-anticipated sale of impressive pedigree livestock. A timed online auction will take place via the MartEye app starting Friday, 23 October, closing on Bank holiday Monday, October 26 at 8pm. The livestock can be viewed in the yard at Dunbeggan House, Ballymacormack, Co Longford N39 N670 from 1pm to 5.30pm this Sunday, October 25.
This Bank Holiday weekend James McNally of Dunbeggan House, Ballymacormack, Longford hosts a much anticipated sale of impressive pedigree livestock, including a fantastic selection of bulls and heifers.


There is an exciting range of animals up for auction, including a number of award winning Belgian Blues.
All animals up for sale are pedigree stock and home bred.


There is a timed online auction via the MartEye app and it starts on Friday, 23 October and closing on Bank Holiday Monday, October 26 at 8pm.
The livestock in the sale can be viewed in the yard at Dunbeggan House, Ballymacormack, Longford N39 N670 from 1pm to 5.30pm this Sunday, October 25.


Viewing is in conjunction with the Irish Belgian Blue Society open day.
Everyone is very welcome, even if just to view and have a cuppa and some hot food and a chat.


All stock can be viewed on MartEye app or on the James McNally Dunbeggan Blues Facebook page.
Among the prizewinning livestock on offer which will include Dunbeggan Thatcher overall Belgium Blue male Champion of Tullamore Show; Dunbeggan Twister reserve champion at All-Ireland Boris-on-Ossery show; Dunbeggan Tammy, second prize winner at Tullamore Show and the stylish Dunbeggan Trixie, are just some of the fabulous stock on offer.
Speaking about the auction James said, ‘This is a wonderful opportunity to purchase the finest cattle breed in Irish farming.
There is sure to be plenty of interest among potential buyers and we look forward to welcoming viewers online and to Dunbeggan on Sunday.’