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10 Sept 2025
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10 Sept 2025
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CLICK ON THE ARROWS ABOVE TO GO THROUGH THE PROFILES OF ALL 13 LONGFORD ROSE HOPEFULS
Orlagh Mealy - Sponsor: Loughrey’s Pharmacy
Orlagh Mealy is 21 and from Ballinamuck. She attended Gaigue National School and Moyne Community School and works in Loughrey’s CarePlus Pharmacy, Longford. She has a keen interest in promoting and maintaining the Irish Draught horse as it's an endangered breed. She owns a Bencroy Silver, an Irish draught stallion, that she shows and hunts and her ambition is to breed Irish draught / Irish sporthorses. Orlagh’s hobbies include hunting in the winter and showing her horses at local shows and stallion exhibitions. She enjoys a challenge and spends her free time learning natural ways of training and bringing on young stock.
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