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Carlow breaks the record
The 2019 Ploughing in Carlow had the "highest ever attendance" in the history of the event, the National Ploughing Association have confirmed.
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Day 3 attendance figures for the 88th Ploughing Championships were 81,000 which "brings the total figure for the three days to 297,000, the highest ever attendance at the event".
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Day 3 attendance figures was 81,000. This brings the total figure for the three days to 297,000, the highest ever attendance at the event. #Ploughing19
— National Ploughing (@NPAIE) September 19, 2019
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