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Kerry tourism showcased at Ploughing Championships

By Sean Moriarty
Kerry Tourism Industry Federation (KTIF) was out in force at the National Ploughing Championship at Ratheniska, County Laois this week.

SHOWTIME: Johnny Healy-Rae Danny Healy-Rae with John Harty CEO of Dairymaster and Fergus O’Meara Dairymaster’s international sales rep at the National Ploughing Championships at Ratheniska County Laois. Photo: Sean Moriarty

FAMILY DAY OUT: Luke Griffin (left) with his father Anthony (second left) and his uncles Kevin and Paul all from Gortalea enjoy a family day out at the National Ploughing Championships at Ratheniska County Laois. Photo: Sean Moriarty

KERRY TEAM: CEO of Macra Mick Curran Waterville and one time resident of Coolcaslagh with Derrie Dillon of Listowel who is the deputy CEO of Macra at the National Ploughing Championships at Ratheniska County Laois. Photo: Sean Moriarty

FAMILY DAY OUT: Luke Griffin (left) with his father Anthony (second left) and his uncles Kevin and Paul all from Gortalea enjoy a family day out at the National Ploughing Championships at Ratheniska County Laois. Photo: Sean Moriarty

DISPLAY: Ken O’Neill Eoin McCarthy and Niall O’Neill of O’Neill’s Power Equipment Milltown and Tralee show the Suzuki Kingquad LT-A750 the National Ploughing Championships at Ratheniska County Laois. Photo: Sean Moriarty

SHOWTIME: Johnny Healy-Rae Danny Healy-Rae with John Harty CEO of Dairymaster and Fergus O’Meara Dairymaster’s international sales rep at the National Ploughing Championships at Ratheniska County Laois. Photo: Sean Moriarty

FAMILY DAY OUT: Luke Griffin (left) with his father Anthony (second left) and his uncles Kevin and Paul all from Gortalea enjoy a family day out at the National Ploughing Championships at Ratheniska County Laois. Photo: Sean Moriarty

KERRY TEAM: CEO of Macra Mick Curran Waterville and one time resident of Coolcaslagh with Derrie Dillon of Listowel who is the deputy CEO of Macra at the National Ploughing Championships at Ratheniska County Laois. Photo: Sean Moriarty

FAMILY DAY OUT: Luke Griffin (left) with his father Anthony (second left) and his uncles Kevin and Paul all from Gortalea enjoy a family day out at the National Ploughing Championships at Ratheniska County Laois. Photo: Sean Moriarty

DISPLAY: Ken O’Neill Eoin McCarthy and Niall O’Neill of O’Neill’s Power Equipment Milltown and Tralee show the Suzuki Kingquad LT-A750 the National Ploughing Championships at Ratheniska County Laois. Photo: Sean Moriarty
The federation, with support from Kerry County Council, hosted a ‘Discover Kerry’ tent at the three day event that attracted in excess of 100,000 visitors from Tuesday to Thursday.
“This is an opportunity to showcase our county’s tourism offering under one roof and brand,” said a federation statement.
“We are hopeful that all Kerry tourism businesses and membership bodies will recognise the value of presenting a strong united proposition to [ploughing] attendees to visit, stay and spend in Kerry. The goal is to reinvigorate the appeal and give a taste of what Kerry has to offer to visitors in a coordinated and joint effort under the brand ‘Discover Kerry’.”
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