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The pedigree livestock sale hosted by James McNally, Dunbeggan House, Ballymacormack, Longford attracted buyers from right across the island of Ireland.
Animals up for auction included a number of award winning Belgian Blues.
The orgnaniser of the sale, James McNally, was delighted with the turnout and subsequent engagement in the online sale: “It was a huge success with people coming from near and far. The sale now sees calves going all over the country.”
The three top priced heifers: Dunbeggan Quest €7,800; Dunbeggan Qeleigh €6,100; and Dunbeggan Pepper €5,600.
The top priced bull was Dunbeggan Quinn which netted an impressive €4,800.
All animals were under one year old. The four sponsors for the four top priced animals were - AB Ireland (Paddy Buckley); AIB Longford; Longford Animal Health Centre; Kiernan Milling.
James had an additional reason to celebrate over the weekend as his club Young Grattans won the Longford Junior Championship.
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