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Class 11 Reg. I/D 2 Year Old Filly.Qualifier for The Aughinish Alumina Irish Draught 2yr old Filly Championship @ Limerick Show on Sat. Aug 27st. Class 12 R.I.D Mare with I.D Foal at foot, to be judged as a unit. Qualifier for Leitrim I/D Breeders Championship @ Mohill Show on Tues Aug 23th.Sponsored by The Mohill and Leitrim Branch of the Irish Draught Horse Society, Lough Rynn & Laragan Developments. Class 13 Reg. I/D Mare 5yrs old and upwards with foal at foot or stinted to a stallion on the approved list of the Irish Horse Register .Qualifier for The Ulster Bank R.I.D. Mare All Ireland Championship. Final to be held at The Irish Draught National Show in Thurles Racecourse on July 30th. Class 14 In Hand Cob 14.3 –15.1 any age

Class 15 In Hand Coloured Cob / Horse any age Class 16 Ridden Cob 14.3 – 15.1 any age Class 17 Ridden Coloured Cob / Horse any age Class 18 Ridden Hunter for Mares and Geldings four years old and over,160cms and over to be shown under saddle. Qualifier for The All Ireland Ridden Hunter Championship Final @ Ardrahan Show on Sun July 11th.

CHAMPION HORSE OF THE SHOW

RESERVE CHAMPION HORSE OF THE SHOW

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Class 41 Open First Ridden not exceeding 123cms. for ponies, mares or geldings, 4yrs. old and over, suitable for and to be ridden by riders who have not attained their 10t birthday on the 1st January, 2005. Class 42 Open Riding Class for Piebald or Skewbald Pony or Cob Class 43 Ridden Championship. Winners of Classes 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 41,& 42. Class 44 Pony 128cms. and under, shown in hand Class 45 Pony 128cms.-138cms. shown in hand. Class 46 Pony 138cms.-148cms. shown in hand.

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2. THE DECISION OF THE JUDGE WILL BE FINAL. OBJECTIONS ON

ANY POINTS MUST BE LODGED WITH THE SECRETARY BY 6pm ON THE EVENING OF THE SHOW.

3. IN THE EVENT OF THERE BEING THREE EXIBITORS OR LESS IN A

CLASS PRIZEMONEY WILL ONLY BE AWARDED TO THE WINNER.

4. THE COMMITTEE WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSS OR ACCIDENTS ETC OF ANY KIND WHICH MAY OCCUR TO EITHER EXIBITORS, EXIBITS OR GENERAL PUBLIC.

5. THE PERSON AWARDED A PERPETUAL CUP SHALL GIVE

SECURITY TO THE COMMITTEE THAT IT SHALL BE RETURNED ON OR BEFORE THE 2006 SHOW IN THE SAME CONDITION AS IT WAS RECEIVED.

6. ALL HORSES, PONIES ,DOGS ETC MUST BE HALTERED , LED &

ATTENDED TO AT ALL TIMES ON THE SHOWGROUNDS.

7. ALL EXIBITORS MUST OBEY THE DIRECTONS OF THE SHOW COMMITTEE & STEWARDS AT ALL TIMES .

8. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT ALL EXIBITORS HAVE

PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE

9. ALL ENTRIES ARE SUBJECT TO THE ABOVE RULES AND ANY VIOLATION WILL MEAN FORFEITURE OF ALL PRIZES AWARDED BY THE SHOW AND ENTRY FEES WILL NOT BE REFUNDED. 10. THE COMMITTEE AT ALL TIMES RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ADDMISSION

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Class 47 Open Working Starker Stakes, Ponies, Mares or Geldings, 4yrs. old and over, not exceeding 133cms. suitable for and to be ridden by riders under 12 years on 1st Jan, 2005.

Class 48 Novice 133cms. Working Hunter Pony class for ponies, mares or geldings, 4yrs. old and over, not exceeding 133cms. suitable for and to be ridden by riders under 14 years on 1st Jan, 2005. Class 49 Open 133cms. As above. Class 50 Registered Connemara Pony Working Hunter, 4yrs old & over,rider under 16yrs on 1st Jan. 2005. Class 51 Novice 143cms. Working Hunter Pony class for ponies and geldings, 4yrs old and over, exceeding 133cms. but not exceeding 143cms, suitable for and to be ridden by riders under 17 on 1st Jan, 2005. Class 52 Registered Connemara Pony Working Hunter,4yrs old and over,rider over 16yrs on 1st Jan. 2005. Class 53 Open 143cms. As above. Class 54 Novice 153cms. Working Hunter Pony Class for ponies, mares or geldings, 4yrs. old and over exceeding 143cms. but not exceeding 153cms. suitable for and to be ridden by riders under 20 on 1st Jan, 2005. Class 55 Open 153cms. As above. Class 56 Champion Novice Pony Class 57 Champion Open Pony (ALL CLASSES ARE OPEN TO NON I.P.S MEMBERS)

SHEEP CLASSES 20 SHEEP CLASSES

CLASS PRIZES: 1st �20 plus Trophy 2nd �15

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Class 1 Best Galway Ram Shearling or Upwards (Open) 1st Prize: Trophy plus 4 Bags Roches Lamb Pellets, 2nd Prize: 2 Bags Roches Lamb Pellets, 3rd Prize: 1 Bag Roches Lamb Pellets. All kindly sponsored by J.H. Roche & Sons Ltd. Class 2 Best Galway Ram Lamb (Open) Winner receives The Jimmy Greaney Memorial Perpetual Cup Class 3 Best Galway Ewe Shearling or Upwards (Open) Class 4 Best Galway Ewe Lamb (Open) Class 5 Best Suffolk Cross Breeding Ewe 1st Prize: Trophy plus An Osmonds Product, 2nd Prize: An Osmonds Product, 3rd Prize: An Osmonds Product. All kindly Sponsored by Osmonds. Class 6 Best Suffolk Cross Ewe Hogget 1st Prize: Trophy plus An Osmonds Product, 2nd Prize: An Osmonds Product, 3rd Prize: An Osmonds Product. All kindly Sponsored by Osmonds. Class 7 Best Suffolk Cross Ewe Lamb 1st Prize: Trophy plus An Osmonds Product, 2nd Prize: An Osmonds Product, 3rd Prize: An Osmonds Product. All kindly Sponsored by Osmonds. Class 8 Best Factory Lamb (42kgs or under) 1st Prize: Trophy plus Channell Veterianry Product, Kindly Sponsored by Channell Veterinary.

Class 9 Best Butchers Lamb (Open) Winner receives The Paddy Carr Memorial Perpetual Cup 1st Prize: Trophy plus 4 Bags Roches Lamb Pellets, 2nd Prize: 2 Bags Roches Lamb Pellets, 3rd Prize: 1 Bag Roches Lamb Pellets. All kindly sponsored by J.H. Roche & Sons Ltd. Class 10 Best Suffolk Ram (Shearling or Upwards)(Registered) Class 11 Best Suffolk Ram Lamb (Registered) 1st Prize: Trophy plus 4 Bags Erin Lamb Krunch, 2nd Prize: 2 Bags Erin Lamb Krunch, 3rd Prize: 1 Bag Erin Lamb Krunch. All kindly Sponsored by A.W. Ennis Ltd. Class 12 Best Suffolk Ewe (Shearling or Upwards)(Registered) Class 13 Best Suffolk Ewe Lamb (Registered) Class 14 Best Texal Ram (Any age)(Registered) Class 15 Best Texal Ewe (Any age)(Registered) The following five classes are confined to the Parish Class 16 Best Galway Ram of Parish (Any age) Class 17 Best Suffolk Ram of Parish (Any age) 1st Prize: Trophy plus An Osmonds Product, Kindly Sponsored by Osmonds. Class 18 Best Galway Ewe Shearling or Upwards Winner receives The Imperial Hotel Perpetual Cup Class 19 Best Suffolk Cross Ewe Shearling or Upwards Class 20 Best Ewe Lamb (Any breed) 1st Prize: Trophy plus 4 Bags Erin Lamb Krunch, 2nd Prize: 2 Bags Erin Lamb Krunch, 3rd Prize: 1 Bag Erin Lamb Krunch. All kindly Sponsored by A.W. Ennis Ltd. CHAMPION SHEEP & RESERVE CHAMPION SHEEP OF SHOW ENTRY FEE �4.00 PER CLASS PRE ENTRY BY WEDNESDAY 15TH JUNE ENTRY FEE �6.00 PER CLASS FOR ENTRIES AFTER 15TH JUNE SHEEP ENTRIES TO: Mary Gilmore, Bunnatubber, Corrandulla, Co Galway (091)791187 (087) 2265919

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Class 2 JACK RUSSELL Class 3 CROSS BRED TERRIER

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Class 13 DOGS – Cavalier, King Charles Spaniel, Yorkshire Terrier, Poms, Pugs, Pekienese, Chihuahua’s etc,.

Class 14 VETERAN DOG, 7 Years and over Class 15 Dog any breed handled by a child under 10 (except Guard Dog) Class 16 Dog handled by a lady Class 17 Dog handled by a gentleman Class 18 Open Class Class 19 Best Puppy under 9 months Class 20 Best Groomed Dog Class 21 Best Fancy Dress Dog Class 22 DOG I WOULD MOST LIKE TO TAKE HOME

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Entry Fee �3.oo per dog class Entries Commence at 11am. Judging Commences at

1pm. Judges Decision Final ALL DOGS MUST BE ON A LEASH AND KEPT UNDER THE CONTROL OF A RESPONSIBLE HANDLER AT ALL TIMES

DOG CLASSES KINDLY SPONSORED BY:

Loughgeorge, Claregalway, Co Galway Phone (091) 798202 E-mail: terfiona@iol.ie Fax (091) 798989 www.terrybrennan.com

CORRANDULLA PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION CORRANDULLA SHOW SUNDAY JUNE 26TH, 2005.

SCHEDULE OF CLASSES TO BE HELD IN THE COMMUNITY CENTRE

JUNIOR SECTION

EVENTS CONFINED TO PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN

No entry fee required for the Junior Art Competition or the Handwriting Competition. All entries in the above categories are to be handed in to School Principals by Tuesday 21st June. Each entry must have the child’s name, School and section written on the back. Only one entry per child in the art and handwriting categories.

Prizes consist of vouchers in this section

JUNIOR ART The Annie Small shield will be awarded for the best entry in the Junior Art section (confined to Annaghdown parish)

Picture any medium Section A Junior and Senior Infants Section B First and Second Class Section C Third and Fourth Class Section D Fifth and Sixth Class

HANDWRITING Sample of handwriting (minimum 15 words, max 40). Section E First and Second Class Section F Third and Fourth Class Section G Fifth and Sixth Class

In each of the following classes prizes will be as follows 1st �10, 2nd �7, 3rd �5. Entry Fee �1.

FLOWER ARRANGING

Class 1 Most tasteful arrangement of Wild Flowers - maximum base to be 8 in x 8 in.

GREETINGS CARD

Class 2 Computer designed card. Class 3 Handmade card – not computer designed or made.

KNITTING AND CRAFTS

Class 4 Item made from recycled material. Class 5 Hand knitting Class 6 Needle Craft Class 7 Best piece of sculpture, plasticine or clay model.

JUNIOR COOKERY Class 8 Six home made biscuits of your choice. Class 9 Six decorated queen cakes Class 10 Healthy lunchbox suitable for a child in 5th or 6th class

BONNY BABY Entries for the Bonny Baby to be registered in the hall by 2.45p.m. on the day of the show. Prizes: Trophies and rosettes to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prize winners and a Perpetual Trophy for the Bonniest Baby.

Entry Fee �2 Class 11 Under age 1 Class 12 Age 1 to under age 2 Class 12a Age 2 to under age 3.

SENIOR SECTION EVENTS CONFINED TO UNDER AGE 20

Prizes: 1st �15, 2nd �10, 3rd

�5. Entry fee �2

SENIOR BAKING Class 13 Six brown scones Class 14 Six tea scones fruit Class 15 Six decorated queen cakes Class 16 Home made rhubarb or apple tart Class 17 Home made plain sponge with a filling of your choice.

WOODWORK Class 18 Item in woodwork (Up to Junior Certificate standard) Class 19 Item in woodwork (Up to Leaving Certificate standard

................................................................................................................ GENERAL COMPETITIONS

In each class the prizes will be as follows 1st prize �15, 2nd prize �10, a 3rd prize of �5 will be given where there are 5 or more entries. Entry fee �2 for all classes under the heading of general competitions. One free entry will be given for each 5 entries from the same person.

COOKERY All entries to be home made

Class 20 White soda bread Class 21 Brown soda bread, confined to Annaghdown Parish.

Class 22 Brown soda bread, (open competition) Class 22a Six brown scones Class 22b Six plain scones Class 23 Soda bread with fruit (currant cake) Class 24 4 egg sponge sandwich with filling of your choice. Class 25 Apple tart Class 26 Rhubarb tart, confined to Annaghdown Parish Class 27 Rhubarb tart, open competition Class 28 Light fruit cake Class 29 Rich fruit cake Class 30 Treacle cake Class 31 Porter cake Class 32 Carrot cake Class 33 Salad on a plate (no meat or fish) Class 34 Coleslaw Class 35 Potato salad Class 35a The Glenisk All Ireland Home Cooking Championship Sponsored by: Glenisk Organic, Newtown, Killeigh, Co. Offaly.

Web: www.glenisk.com Theme of exhibit: T.V. Supper RULES AND CONDITIONS:

1. Each competitor will bake 4 items: I 6 White scones (using Glenisk organic yoghurt) II Quiche III Pot of jam (any variety). IV Decorated Carrot cake.

2. The items should be displayed as one exhibit on a base not exceeding 24’ x 24’’.Glenisk organic yoghurt carton to be included in exhibit. 3 Points will be awarded for texture, taste and presentation. 4. The competition is confined to amateurs, male and female and one tray only per exhibitor at the final. 5. 1St Prize winners of the Home Baking Championship competition in 2002, 2003 and 2004 are not

eligible to enter. 6. The items must be fresh and home cooked by the exhibitor. 7. A special class will be held at each qualifying show. The winner from each of these shows will go forward to the final at Tullamore show on Sunday 14th August, 2005. 8. All items will be cut or sampled at the final. 9. Each of the successful qualifiers will receive a hamper, including Glenisk Organic product, on

appearance at the final. 10. Judges decisions are final at all stages of competition. 11. Exhibits are displayed at owner’s risk. NOTE: at the final Exhibits must be in place by 10.30 a.m. and may not be removed before 5.15 p.m. Marquee open from 8.30 a.m. Entry fee; to qualifying Show �4. To Final �6Prizes: 1st �300 plus trophy. 2nd �200 plus trophy. 3rd �100 plus trophy. 4th �75. 5th �60. 6th �60. 7th �60. 8th

�60. Class 35b The A.I.B. Festive Cook of The Year

Sponsored by: A.I.B. Moate. RULES AND CONDITIONS

1. Each exhibitor will bake/make 3 items. a) Home made plum pudding (any size) b) 6 Home made mince pies.

c) 6 pieces of Home made shortbread. 2. The items to be displayed as one exhibit on a base of 2ft x 2ft approx. 3. Points will be awarded for texture, taste and festive presentation. 4. Competition is open to amateurs male or female and one tray to qualify per exhibitor. 5. All items to be home made by the exhibitor. 6. All items will be cut and tasted at qualifiers and final. 7. A special qualifying class will be held at selected shows. The winner will go forward to the All Ireland at Moate Show on Saturday, 27th August 2005. 8. Judges decision will be final at all stages of the competition. 9. Exhibits are displayed at owner’s risk. 10. At final exhibits to be in place by 10.30 a.m. and not removed before 4.15 p.m. Entry Fee: To Qualifying Show �4. To Final �6. Prizes: 1st �300 and A.I.B. Festive Cook of the Year Trophy. 2nd �200. 3rd �100. 4th �75. 5th �60. 6th �50. 7th – 25th will receive a gift pack value �35 on appearance at Final.

FLOWER ARRANGING A Perpetual award will be presented to the winner in Class 45 An arrangement of Wild Flowers. This is kindly sponsored by The Annaghdown Heritage Society. Class 36 Rose of the show (one bloom) Class 37 3 Roses Class 38 Vase of roses Class 39 Vase of garden flowers Class 40 Vase of shrubs in flower Class 41 Arrangement in a wine glass Class 42 Fresh Flower arrangement with a candle. Class 43 Fresh flower arrangement suitable for a mantle piece Class 44 A Foliage arrangement Class 45 Arrangement of wild flowers Class 46 Best non-flowering pot plant Class 47 Best Pot plant in flower

FRUIT & VEGETABLES All to be home grown

Class 48 6 Sticks of rhubarb Class 49 6 Scallions Class 50 2 Heads of lettuce Class 51 2 Heads of garden cabbage (same variety) Class 52 Bunch of mixed herbs

EGGS Class 53 6 Brown free range eggs Class 54 6 Duck eggs

CRAFTS Exhibits must not be previous prize winners at Corrandulla Show.

Class 55a Woodturning Class 55b Hand embroidered item Class 56 Patchwork Class 57 Decoupage Class 58 Crochet in cotton Class 59 Crochet in wool Class 60 Hand knit garment not aran pattern

Class 61 Tweed or needlework picture. Class 61a The All Ireland Domestic Arts Championship

Sponsored by: Bonniconlon Show Society. RULES AND CONDITIONS

1. Each exhibit to consist of three items from the list below 1lb jar of jam any type. Any article in knitting, crochet or embroidery. Handmade picture any medium max 60cms x 45cms. Six pansies displayed on a plate or six sweet pea. Two types of vegetable (3 per type excluding potatoes).

2. The articles must be made or grown by the exhibitor. 3. Exhibitors may qualify once only. 4. This competition will be judged on a points system. 5. Two exhibits from each show. Exhibits to be in place before 12 noon on day of final. Entry fee: To Qualifying Show �5. To final �7. Prizes: 1st �250, 2nd �200, 3rd �130, 4th �65, 5th to 25th �30 each Final: – Bonniconlon Show Monday 1stAugust 2005.

TURF Class 62 3 Sods of sleàn cut Class 63 3 Sods of machine cut

PHOTOGRAPHY All photographs to be taken by amateurs and not larger than 7in x 5in.

Class 64 Caught in the act Class 65 Wildlife Class 66 Child and pet Class 67 Landscape Class 68 Sporting scene Class 69 Agricultural Scene

ART COMPETITION Each entry must have the entrant’s name and address written on the back

Class 70 An original unframed picture in oils Class 71 An original unframed picture in water colour Class 72 An original unframed picture in acrylic Class 73 An original unframed picture in charcoal Class 74 Sculpture in any medium.

RULES AND CONDITIONS: (Arts & Crafts) • ALL ENTRIES FOR CLASSES (OTHER THAN BONNY BABY) TO BE RECEIVED IN

CORRANDULLA HALL BETWEEN 10.00 A.M. AND 12.00 P.M. • CLOSING DATE FOR POSTAL ENTRIES 21st JUNE. • PLEASE ENTER EARLY AS NO LATECOMERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED

• EXHIBITS MUST NOT HAVE BEEN ENTERED IN ANY COMPETITION PRIOR

TO 2004 AND MUST NOT BE PREVIOUS PRIZE WINNERS AT CORRANDULLA SHOW.

• ENTRIES WILL NOT BE RETURNED UNTIL AFTER 5.00P.M. • It is up to each competitor to make sure that their exhibit complies with the class

requirements. Persons accepting entries cannot comment on exhibits in that respect.

• Judges decide if exhibits are disqualified for any reason and their decision is final.

• No entry fees will be refunded for disqualified entries. Weather permitting; the Parents’ Association will also be organising side shows at the back of the hall which will be particularly for the children. The success of the show depends on the number of exhibits on the day and we invite you to participate in the various classes. Also note that we have some qualifiers for All Ireland’s in Tullamore , Bonniconlon and Moate. The Parents’ Association in presenting this schedule wishes to express their sincere appreciation to all the sponsors, supporters and exhibitors of Corrandulla Show over the past number of years. They would like to thank all those people in the community who have helped and supported them during the past 12 months and who help on the day of the show. For Show Enquiries: Domestic Arts - Barbara Creaven 091 791440, Esther Greaney 091 791254 or Marian Scully 091 791020

HORSE & PONY SHOWING CLASSES ENTRY FORM

PRE ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY 15TH JUNE, 2005. �10 per class for entries received before 15th June �15 per class for entries received after 15th June

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SHOW AFFILIATED TO SJAI, ISA, IPS

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Name:__________________________ Address_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Phone No’ Amount Enclosed: Horse & Pony Showing Classe Entries to: Martina Coen, Cloonagh, Claregalway. Co Galway Phone (091)791714 (087)6383014 CLASSES WILL RUN AS SHOWN IN CATALOGUE COMPETITORS ARE RESPONSIBLE IF ENTERED IN CLASSES WITH CLASH ALL HORSES & PONIES INC. FOALS TO BE HALTERED AND LED

CORRANDULLA SHOW WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY 26TH JUNE, 2005.

THE SHOW WIL BE HELD IN CORRANDULLA VILLAGE.

* � ��* � �4 * 5 �� � � ��� � �* ))�� � � ��* �)5 � THE SHOW SOCIETY ARE DEEPLY GREATFUL TO ALL LANDOWNERS FOR THE USE OF THEIR PROPERTY. Mass Times: 9am & 11am To Get There: From the Galway Tuam road take the road across from Terry Brennans, Central Tavern, Loughgeorge, Claregalway and continue on straight and you come to Corrandulla Village. From the Galway Headford road take the road to Corrandulla at Corrandulla Barracks Crossroads. HERITAGE DISPLAYS: There will be indoor and outdoor heritage displays. The Annaghdown Heritage Society are organising the indoor display in the meeting room of the Corrandulla Community Centre. On display will be an array of household, school and church items, stamp collections and a large display of photographs. There will also be a cultural display of dance and music. Something for all ages to look forward to.