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Canine club’s annual show a success
Independent councillor Martin Grady has commended organisers and participants following the Killarney and District Canine Club's 43rd Annual All Breed Championship Show
The event brought together dog owners, breeders, and enthusiasts from across Ireland and abroad for a day of competition in Killarney.
The annual show remains a major fixture on the local summer calendar, drawing international competitors and spectators to the town.
Councillor Grady paid tribute to the hard work required to host the event each year.
"It was a pleasure to attend the Killarney and District Canine Club’s 43rd Annual All Breed Championship Show in Killarney," Cllr Grady said. "This wonderful annual event continues to be a great success, bringing together dog owners, breeders and enthusiasts from across Ireland and overseas."
He also extended his appreciation to the broader support network behind the championship.
"I would like to congratulate and thank the club organisers and committee for the tremendous work that goes into making the show such a success each year," he added. "My thanks also to the judges for giving their time and expertise, and to all the sponsors whose generous support helps make the event possible."
Grady concluded by praising the competitors who made the journey to Kerry.
"Well done to all those competing, who travelled from across Ireland and overseas to take part.
Your participation and commitment are a huge part of what makes this event such a success. Congratulations to everyone involved in continuing this proud 43-year tradition in Killarney, and best wishes to the Killarney and District Canine Club for many more successful years ahead."
