In Association with ABP and The Irish Angus Cattle Society
Qualifier rules & criteria for entry (Qualifying shows)
All Exhibitors must be between the ages of 13 and 17 years on the 1st January 2023
All entries must pay their 2023 membership fee of €10 to Irish Angus YDP (membership forms from IACS office or website)
All competitors must have been a member of Irish Angus YDP in 2021
Parents or guardians of participants must be members of the Irish Angus Cattle Society before January 1st, 2022, and currently have membership paid up.
Competitors may only enter qualifying show class in their provincial region (unless a region is unable to acquire max numbers, YDP executive will make the decision)
All animals entering this competition must be registered in the Irish Angus herd book from birth
Animal exhibited must be no more than 1 year old in this class on the day of final in Iverk
YDP will require proof of age before confirming entry ( include copy of birth cert with entry)
3 winners from each region goes forward to Final in Iverk
Winners to be presented with qualifying trophy and sash by YDP Executive.
The YDP committee reserve the right to make changes to criteria if necessary
The All-Ireland competition will be held at Iverk show on August 27th, 2022
This All-Ireland class is kindly sponsored by Aldi in association with ABP and the Irish Angus Cattle society and is top of the league with regards sponsorship of YDP classes in Ireland, it will involve an Elite group of nine finalists battling for a prize fund of €3000. The Winner €1,000 , Runner Up €500 , Third €300 , Fourth –Ninth €200.
This competition will bring together nine finalists who will be selected from their provincial area at three regional shows through qualifiers arranged by YDP.
More details on the final in Iverk will be made available after Qualifiers.
Or contact YDP Secretary Jim Dockery email: jdockery@towraangus.com
CATTLE SECTION
Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Cattle Charleville Agricultural Show Herd No. S974
Note for Information Regarding Movement of Bovine to Shows
The Department of Agriculture implemented a number of changes on 4th February 2019 which changed the procedures and criteria applicable when applying for a Certificate of Compliance for the movement of cattle. These also impact on the certificate which is required when moving bovine to a Show.
The following sets out the criteria applicable:
The movement of cattle to and from an Agriculture Show within the State must be recorded on the Animal Identification and Movement System (AIM).
In line with these changes a specific certificate of Compliance for the “Movement of Bovine from a Single Holding to a Show” must now be requested prior to the movement of animals concerned.
These certificates can be created by (i) applying online using their agfood account or (ii) where the keeper is not on line the certificate can be generated by the local Regional Veterinary Office following receipt of a NBAS31K with issue of the certificate being subject to normal criteria applicable. This form will be available on the Departments Website and will also be included with the Show Circular when issued.
When applying for this certificate the destination herd / or Show number is not required. The certificate generated will include an “S” symbol.
The Certificate of Compliance for a Show will continue to be valid for a period of up to 30 days. As is currently the case these can be used for the movement of animals to a number of shows during the validity period of the certificate.
Please also note—Calves which are less than 10 days cannot be moved to a Show.
As is currently the case the Movement Notification Section of the Certificate should be Completed by the Keeper and the Show Secretary who must clearly indicate the Show Number. The Show movement should be recorded on the passport. Ultimate responsibility for fulfilling these requirements lies with the Show Secretary. If the animals move to a herd other than the source herd, the new destination herd must complete and sign the certificate also.
Completed forms should be sent by the Show Secretary to the local RVO within 7 days of the Show.
Animal Identification and Movement (AIM) Division
Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Certificate of Compliance Requirements
On the day of the Show, the Certificate of Compliance should be presented to the Show Secretary.
The keeper and the Show Secretary will then sign the Movement.
Notification section of the Certificate which will then Must be sent to the local RVO for recording onto the AIM system.
Irish Shows Association Notice
Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Certificate of Compliance Requirements
On the day of the Show, the Certificate of Compliance should be presented to the Show Secretary.
The keeper and the Show Secretary will then sign the Movement.
Notification section of the Certificate which will then Must be sent to the local RVO for recording onto the AIM system.
**** Irish Shows Association Notice ****
Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Certificate of Compliance Requirements
On the day of the Show, the Certificate of Compliance should be presented to the Show Secretary.
The keeper and the Show Secretary will then sign the Movement. Notification section of the Certificate which will then Must be sent to the local RVO for recording onto the AIM system.
Important Notice
The Charleville Agricultural Show Committee, acting by itself or through its Agents/Officers, reserves the right to reject or cancel any entry or entries made by or on behalf of any person, corporate or other entity and may direct the removal of any animal or other exhibit from the showing ring or display area and/or from the Showgrounds, if the Committee and/or its Agents/Officers shall deem it fit to do so, without offering any explanation or reason for so doing and without incurring any liability whatsoever to any such Applicant/Exhibitor or his/her/its Agent.
Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
It is vitally important that all Show Secretaries comply with the rule & make sure to send back the Certificate of Compliance to your Local RVO Office within Seven Days of your Show taking place as failure to do so is causing untold problems to exhibitors.
After submissions from affiliated Shows on Judging of Calves & the need judged them by weight rather than by age at Shows
The Irish Shows Association Cattle Sub Committee have put forward the following recommendation on use of live weight for calf classes e.g. Calves under 12 months not to exceed 460 kg (Autumn born calves and Calves under 6 months) it recommends that the weight should not exceed 320kg)
Another suggestion is to use no more than 1.7kg live weight gain per day from the birth date to the show date.
This proposal would also be suitable for interbreed pedigree calf Championships.
Show Herd No. S974
Beef Classes are kindly sponsored by Kerry Agri Charleville; Dawn Meats, Ballyhea; FBD Insurance, Mallow; Golden Vale Marts, Kilmallock; Southern Milling and Paul & Vincent, Kilmallock; Mallow Credit Union, Charleville Branch; ICMSA; AIB Bank, Charleville; Roches Feeds, Limerick; Byrnes and Dillon Oil, Charleville; Bank of Ireland, Charleville.
All Rings start at 10.00am
CATTLE SECTION
BEEF CLASSES SHOW HERD NUMBER S974
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE MUST BE AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION BEFORE ENTRY TO SHOWGROUNDS.
Judge:
*** Irish Shows Association Notice ****
Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Certificate of Compliance Requirements
On the day of the Show, the Certificate of Compliance should be presented to the Show Secretary.
The keeper and the Show Secretary will then sign the Movement. Notification section of the Certificate which will then Must be sent to the local RVO for recording onto the AIM system.
Important Notice
The Charleville Agricultural Show Committee, acting by itself or through its Agents/Officers, reserves the right to reject or cancel any entry or entries made by or on behalf of any person, corporate or other entity and may direct the removal of any animal or other exhibit from the showing ring or display area and/or from the Showgrounds, if the Committee and/or its Agents/Officers shall deem it fit to do so, without offering any explanation or reason for so doing and without incurring any liability whatsoever to any such Applicant/Exhibitor or his/her/its Agent.
Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
It is vitally important that all Show Secretaries comply with the rule & make sure to send back the Certificate of Compliance to your Local RVO Office within Seven Days of your Show taking place as failure to do so is causing untold problems to exhibitors.
After submissions from affiliated Shows on Judging of Calves & the need judged them by weight rather than by age at Shows
The Irish Shows Association Cattle Sub Committee have put forward the following recommendation on use of live weight for calf classes e.g. Calves under 12 months not to exceed 460 kg (Autumn born calves and Calves under 6 months) it recommends that the weight should not exceed 320kg)
Another suggestion is to use no more than 1.7kg live weight gain per day from the birth date to the show date.
This proposal would also be suitable for interbreed pedigree calf Championships.
Show Herd No. S974
CORK COUNTY BEEF BULL CHAMPIONSHIP 2023
Organised by Carbery Show Society CLG, Skibbereen.
The Championship is for Beef Bulls (i.e. Charolais, Limousin, Blonde D’Aquitane, Simmental, Hereford, Angus, Belgian Blue and other Beef Breeds) over 1 year old on May 1st 2023.
The first prizewinner in each beef bull competition qualifies at each show to go forward to the final at Carbery Show on Thursday 20th July, 2023
PRIZEMONEY IS AS FOLLOWS: 1st - €400, 2nd - €200, 3rd - €100, 4th - €65, 5th - €40. €30 to all other finalists.
ENTRY FEE €15
The Society wishes to thank the Sponsors for making this Championship possible.
