Results from Castlecaulfield Show
Trevor Barnard with grandchildren Rachel and Charlotte displaying one of Trevor's fabulous animal pot planters INTT3412-192JS
Special Prizes
The Thomas Doran Challenge Cup - Highest Total Points in Show
Harold Armstrong
The Davison Cup - 2nd Highest Points in Show
Des Sloan
The Anna McDaniel Shield - Highest Number of Entries
Des Sloan
The Naomi Doran Cup - Highest No. of Entries in Children’s Section
Sophie Rainey
The Dobson Shield - The Young Horticulturist of the Year
Ruth Wilson
The Drumrainey Plaque - Gardener of the Year
Sheila Elsner
SECTION 1 – FLORAL ART
Highest Points in Open Section: The Marie Adams Trophy (Theresa Glackin)
Class 1. “Pretty in Pink” – 1st Teresa Glackin; 2nd Eunice Cuddy & Caroline McDaids; 3rd Emily Martin & Catherine Campbell.
Class 2. “Modern Millinery” – 1st Emily Martin; 2nd Eunice Cuddy & Caroline McDaids; 3rd Catherine Campbell & Joy Hazleton.
Class 3. “Rainbow” – 1st Teresa Glackin; 2nd Bride O’Rourke; 3rd Emily Martin & Marion McGee.
Class 4. “Treasure Bowl” - 1st Teresa Glackin; 2nd Emily Martin; 3rd Eunice Cuddy & Hilda Averall.
Highest Points in Novice Section: The Brenbridge Trophy (Mildred Jackson)
Class 5. “Pretty in Pink” – 1st McClure Family; 2nd Collette O’Neill & Mildred Jackson; 3rd Joanne Ruddy, Bernie Prunty & Breige Tierney.
Class 6. “Under the Umbrella” – 1st Caroline McDaids; 2nd Catherine Campbell; 3rd Ruth Armstrong.
Class 7. “Wrapped with Love” – 1st Mildred Jackson; 2nd Catherine Campbell; 3rd Charlotte Donnelly & Ruth Armstrong.
Class 8. “Bowl of Treats” – 1st Hilda Averall; 2nd Charlotte Donnelly; 3rd Ruth Armstrong & Catherine Campbell.
SECTION 2 – JUNIOR FLORAL ART
Age Under 10
Highest Points: The Marden Developments Shield (Emma Rainey)
Class 9. “Bedtime Stories” – 1st Emma Rainey.
Class 10. “Garland of Flowers” – 1st Emma Rainey.
Age 10 - 14
Highest Points: The Nugent Damp Proofing Shield (Sophie Rainey)
Class 11. “Bedtime Stories” – 1st Sophie Rainey.
Class 12. “Garland of Flowers” – 1st Sophie Rainey.
Highest points overall in Cut Flowers section 3 – 6: The Sarah Frizelle Memorial Cup (Des Sloan)
SECTION 3 – ROSES
Highest Points: The Dr Kelly Challenge Cup (Dorothy Hall)
Class 13. Hybrid Tea - 1 bloom. – 1st Dorothy Hall; 2nd Kathleen Wilson; 3rd Rosemary McGirr.
Class 14. Hybrid Tea - 3 blooms in 1 or more varieties. – 1st Dorothy Hall.
Class 15. Floribunda - 1 stem. – 1st Linda Kerr; 2nd Harold Armstrong.
Class 16. Miniature rose - 1 stem. – 1st Dorothy Hall; 2nd Harold Armstrong; 3rd Dorothy Hall.
SECTION 4 – SWEET PEA
Highest Points: The Sweet Pea Challenge Cup (Helen Kelly)
Class 17. Sweet pea - 1 variety, 1 vase, 9 Sprays. – 1st Helen Kelly; 2nd Des Sloan; 3rd Harold Armstrong.
Class 18. Sweet pea - Mixed varieties, 1 vase, 9 Sprays. – 1st Mavis McClure; 2nd Boyd Willis; 3rd Bob McClure.
Class 19. Sweet pea - 2 varieties, 2 vases, 5 Sprays in each. – 1st Helen Kelly; 2nd Des Sloan; 3rd Boyd Willis.
SECTION 5 – DAHLIA
Highest Points: The Magowan Challenge Cup (John Dilworth)
Class 20. One large dahlia. – 1st John Dilworth; 2nd John Dilworth.
Class 21. Three medium dahlias. – 1st John Dilworth.
Class 22. Three small dahlias. – 1st Des Sloan; 2nd John Dilworth; 3rd Dorothy Hall.
Class 23. Five pom pom dahlias. – 1st Amelia Moore.
Class 24. Three blooms of medium cactus or semi cactus dahlia. – NO ENTRIES.
SECTION 6 – CUT FLOWERS
Highest Points: The Malcolm Sinclair Shield (Des Sloan)
Class 25. Three stems hydrangea. – 1st Des Sloan; 2nd Des Sloan; 3rd Dorothy Hall.
Class 26. Three stems any other flowering shrub excluding hydrangea. – 1st Helen Kelly; 2nd Helen Kelly; 3rd Antoinette Treanor.
Class 27. Three gladioli in a container. – 1st Richard Byrne; 2nd Helen Kelly.
Class 28. One gladiolus in a container. – 1st John Dilworth; 2nd John Dilworth; 3rd Helen Kelly.
Class 29. Three stems of crocosmia. – 1st Linda Kerr; 2nd Helen Kelly; 3rd Richard Byrne.
Class 30. Three stems of lilies - any colour. – 1st Richard Byrne; 2nd Don Flemming; 3rd Linda Kerr.
Class 31. Four stems of nasturtiums. – 1st Helen Kelly; 2nd Des Sloan; 3rd Des Sloan.
Class 32. Three stems of marigolds. – 1st Des Sloan; 2nd Des Sloan; 3rd Des Sloan.
Class 33. Six stems of pansies in a Box. – 1st Des Sloan; 2nd Roy Maxwell; 3rd Harold Armstrong.
Class 34. Six stems of fuchsia in a Box. – 1st Roy Maxwell; 2nd Roy Maxwell; 3rd Linda Kerr.
Class 35. Three stems of any other annual not listed above. – 1st Helen Kelly; 2nd Helen Kelly; 3rd Richard Byrne.
Class 36. One vase herbaceous flowers - three stems, one Variety. – 1st Antoinette Treanor; 2nd G E Greenaway; 3rd Helen Kelly.
Class 37. One vase herbaceous flowers - five stems, mixed. – 1st G E Greenaway; 2nd Hilda Averall; 3rd Antoinette Treanor.
Class 38. One sunflower bloom on a plate. – 1st Harriot Kirk; 2nd Des Sloan; 3rd Des Sloan.
Class 39. Three stems any other summer flowering variety not listed above. – 1st Des Sloan; 2nd Hilda Averall; 3rd Des Sloan.
SECTION 7 – POT PLANTS
Highest Points: The Courier Cup (Des Sloan)
Class 40. Fuchsia in a pot. – 1st Des Sloan; 2nd Des Sloan; 3rd Roy Maxwell.
Class 41. Flowering begonia in a pot. – 1st Roy Maxwell; 2nd Margaret Kelso; 3rd Roy Maxwell.
Class 42. Geranium in a pot. – 1st Des Sloan; 2nd Nowella Harvey; 3rd Valerie Hall.
Class 43. Any other flowering plant. – 1st Sheila Treanor; 2nd Evelyne Simpson; 3rd No Name.
Class 44. Any lily in a pot - max 5 plants. – 1st Des Sloan; 2nd Henry Wilson.
Class 45. Any other foliage plant. – 1st Marie McClure; 2nd Linda Kerr; 3rd Helen Kelly.
Class 46. Display of foliage plants in one container not exceeding 50cm. – 1st Bridie O’Rourke.
Class 47. One cactus. – 1st Henry Wilson; 2nd Linda Kerr; 3rd W M McCullough.
Class 48. One succulent. – 1st Des Sloan; 2nd Linda Kerr; 3rd Des Sloan.
Class 49. Display of cacti in one container. – 1st Linda Kerr; 2nd Linda Kerr; 3rd Hilda Averall.
Class 50. Display of succulents in one container. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 51. One herb – other than parsley grown in a pot. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 52. Container of alpines. – 1st Des Sloan.
SECTION 8 – FRUIT
Highest Points: The William Ross Challenge Cup (Jackson Bros.)
Class 53. Five cooking apples. – 1st Jackson Bros; 2nd Jackson Bros; 3rd Jackson Bros.
Class 54. Six cooking apples - two varieties, three of each variety. – 1st Jackson Bros; 2nd Jackson Bros.
Class 55. Five eating apples. – 1st Jackson Bros; 2nd Jackson Bros; 3rd Jackson Bros.
Class 56. Five stalks rhubarb. – 1st Harold Armstrong; 2nd William Roberts.
Class 57. Five tomatoes. – 1st Margaret Grimes; 2nd Harold Armstrong; 3rd Des Sloan.
Class 58. Seven cherry tomatoes. – 1st Des Sloan; 2nd Des Sloan; 3rd Harold Armstrong.
Class 59. One cucumber. – 1st Margaret Grimes; 2nd Rita Tierney.
Class 60. Five strawberries. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 61. Five raspberries. – 1st William Robert.
Class 62. Five of any other Fruit not listed above. – 1st Harold Armstrong.
SECTION 9 – VEGETABLES
Highest Points: The Castlecaulfield Challenge Cup (Harold Armstrong)
Class 63. Two cabbages - two varieties. – 1st Harold Armstrong.
Class 64. One head cauliflower. – 1st Hugh Donaghy.
Class 65. One swede turnip for table use. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 66. Three globe beetroot. – 1st Dorothy Ross; 2nd Dorothy Ross; 3rd Patrick Donnelly.
Class 67. Three carrots. – 1st Harold Armstrong; 2nd Hugh Donaghy; 3rd Patrick Donnelly.
Class 68. Three parsnips. – 1st Rita Tierney; 2nd Harold Armstrong.
Class 69. Three white onions - from seed or sets. – 1st Harold Armstrong; 2nd Rita Tierney; 3rd Patrick Donnelly.
Class 70. Three red onions - from seed or sets. – 1st Rita Tierney; 2nd Patrick Donnelly; 3rd William Roberts.
Class 71. Nine shallots. – 1st William Roberts.
Class 72. Six herb stems other than parsley. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 73. Six pods peas. – 1st Bob McClure; 2nd Harold Armstrong; 3rd Alison Ferguson.
Class 74. Six pods broad beans. – 1st Alison Ferguson; 2nd G Greenaway; 3rd Harold Armstrong.
Class 75. Six pods runner beans. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 76. Two lettuces - two varieties. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 77. Two leeks. – 1st Harold Armstrong; 2nd Rita Tierney.
Class 78. Two sweetcorn. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 79. Two peppers. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 80. Five white potatoes. – 1st Boyd Willis; 2nd Patrick Donnelly; 3rd Harold Armstrong.
Class 81. Five coloured potatoes. – 1st Boyd Willis; 2nd Patrick Donnelly.
Class 82. One stick celery. – 1st Harold Armstrong.
Class 83. One vegetable marrow. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 84. One gourd - pumpkin, squash, melon, etc. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 85. Any other vegetable not listed above. – 1st G Greenaway.
SECTION 10 – EGGS
Highest Points: The Priscilla Lucas Cup (John Boden)
Class 86. Six white hen eggs. – 1st John Boden; 2nd John Boden; 3rd Harold Armstrong.
Class 87. Six brown hen eggs. – 1st Bob McClure; 2nd John Boden; 3rd Sammy Bell.
Class 88. Six duck eggs or other coloured eggs. – 1st John Boden; 2nd John Boden; 3rd Harold Armstrong.
Class 89. Six bantam eggs. – 1st Patrick Donnelly; 2nd Harold Armstrong; 3rd Christine Ferguson.
SECTION 11 – PRESERVES
Highest Points: The Major Burges Challenge Cup (Harold Armstrong)
Class 90. One glass jar of plum jam. – 1st Harold Armstrong; 2nd Ann McMinn; 3rd Vernie McIvor.
Class 91. One glass jar of strawberry jam. – 1st Vernie McIvor; 2nd Bridie O’Rourke; 3rd Stephanie Black.
Class 92. One glass jar of raspberry jam. – 1st Lorraine Richardson; 2nd Vernie McIvor; 3rd Harold Armstrong.
Class 93. One glass jar of blackcurrant jam. – 1st Lorraine Richardson; 2nd Catherine Donnelly; 3rd Harold Armstrong.
Class 94. One glass jar of gooseberry jam. – 1st Harold Armstrong.
Class 95. One glass jar of rhubarb & ginger jam. – 1st Vernie McIvor; 2nd Harold Armstrong.
Class 96. One glass jar of lemon Curd. – 1st Harold Armstrong; 2nd Mrs McClure.
Class 97. One glass jar of damson jam. – 1st Ann McMinn.
Class 98. One glass jar of marmalade – other than orange marmalade. – 1st Amelia Moore; 2nd Harold Armstrong.
Class 99. One glass jar of jelly - any flavour. – 1st Maura McLean; 2nd Ann McMinn; 3rd Vernie McIvor.
Class 100. One glass jar of chutney - cooked. – 1st Sheila Treanor; 2nd Lilian Parks; 3rd Harold Armstrong.
Class 101. One glass jar of any other jam not listed above. – 1st Dawn Flemming; 2nd Stephanie Black; 3rd Amelia Moore.
SECTION 12 – HONEY
Highest Points: Mid-Ulster Bee Keepers Assoc. Trophy (John Ross)
Class 102. Two 454g (1lb) jars of light honey. – 1st Ernie Watterson; 2nd Jack Wilson; 3rd A. Zwecker.
Class 103. Two 454g (1lb) jars of medium honey. – 1st William Haffey; 3rd Boyd Wills.
Class 104. Two 454g (1lb) jars of dark honey. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 105. Two sections of honey - round or square. – 1st John Ross.
Class 106. One frame of honey ready for extraction. – 2nd Boyd Wills.
Class 107. One jar of honey - for tasting only. – 1st A. Zwecker; 2nd John Ross; 3rd Boyd Wills.
Class 108. Six 454g (1lb) jars of honey, labelled with exhibitors’ own label as if for sale. – 1st A. Zwecker; 2nd Boyd Wills
Highest Points in classes 109-112: The Trevor Willis Memorial Trophy (John Ross)
Class 109. Two beeswax candles - rolled, dipped or moulded. – 1st John Ross; 2nd John Ross.
Class 110. One block of beeswax at least 2.5cm (1”) thick and 454g (1lb) in weight. – 1st John Ross.
Class 111. Five 28g (1oz) blocks of wax. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 112. Any craft item related to bees or beekeeping. – 1st Jack Wilson; 2nd William Haffey; 3rd Moira McIair.
SECTION 13 – COOKERY
Highest Points Overall in section 13A and 13B: The Ards Cup (Paula Molloy)
SECTION 13A – COOKERY (Bread section)
Highest Points Bread Section: The Annaghmakeown Vase (Paula Molloy)
Class 113. Two griddle soda farls. – 2nd Dorothy Moore.
Class 114. One oven wheaten – loaf tin. – 1st B. Sloan; 2nd Lilian Parks; 3rd B. Sloan.
Class 115. One oven fruit soda – handcrafted. – 1st Paula Molloy; 2nd Marie Goodwin; 3rd Rita Tierney.
Class 116. Six plain scones. – 1st Paula Molloy; 2nd Marie Goodwin; 3rd Heather Patterson.
Class 117. Focaccia bread. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 118. One oven treacle – loaf tin. – 1st Paula Molloy; 2nd Maureen Hawe.
Class 119. Four potato farls. – NO ENTRIES.
Class 120. Date and Walnut Loaf. – 1st Rita Tierney; 2nd Maureen Hawe.
Class 121. Six pancakes. – 1st Adeleen Maxwell & Gareth Hall.
Class 122. A healthy loaf – any flavour, recipe to be provided. – 1st Sheila Treanor; 2nd Marie Goodwin.
Class 123. Any flavoured yeast bread. – NO ENTRIES.
SECTION 13B – COOKERY (Cake section)
Highest Points Cake Section: The Glassmullagh Vase (Paula Molloy and Marie Goodwin)
Class 124. Six shortbread biscuits undecorated. – 1st Lilian Parks; 2nd Winifred Hewitt; 3rd Dawn Flemming.
Class 125. Six flakemeal biscuits. – 1st Winifred Hewit; 2nd Winifred Hewitt; 3rd Paula Molloy.
Class 126. One apple tart – shortcrust pastry on a plate. – 1st Paula Molloy; 2nd Marie Goodwin.
Class 127. One plain three egg sponge - 2 sides, unfilled and undecorated. – 1st Alison Hall; 2nd Dorothy Hall; 3rd Marie Goodwin.
Class 128. One Madeira cake – flavour of your choice. – 1st Marie Goodwin; 2nd Maureen Hawe.
Class 129. One boiled cake - loaf tin. – 1st May Purdy; 2nd Paula Molloy; 3rd Maureen Hawe.
Class 130. Six traybakes - 2 varieties, unbaked. – 1st Rachel Tierney.
Class 131. Nine decorated cupcakes - Judged on presentation only. – 1st Gillian McCandles; 2nd Janet Rainey.
Class 132. Six traditional fairycakes – decorated. – 1st Amy Gilkinson; 2nd Shirley Gilkinson; 3rd Alison Hall.
Class 133. Four egg pavlova – undecorated. – 1st Dorothy Hall; 2nd Maureen Hawe.
Class 134. Choux bun (éclair/profiteroles - your choice) – filled and decorated. – NO ENTRIES.
SECTION 13C – NOVELTY CAKE
The Frenchman’s Lane Perpetual Trophy (Stephanie Black)
Class 135. Novelty cake entitled “My Favourite Cartoon Character”. – 1st Stephanie Black.
SECTION 13D – MEN’S COOKERY
Highest Points: The Drumrainey Cake Stand (Francis Slevin)
Class 136. One chocolate cake – filled and decorated. – 1st Francis Slevin & Dean Rainey; 3rd Bob McClure.
Class 137. Six chocolate chip cookies. – 1st Francis Slevin, 2nd John Trayner; 3rd Des Sloan.
Class 138. Six flakemeal biscuits with chocolate topping. – 1st Francis Slevin; 2nd John Trayner; 3rd Dean Rainey.
Class 139. Six chocolate butterfly buns. – 1st Des Sloan; 2nd John Trayner; 3rd Francis Slevin & Dean Rainey.
SECTION 14 – CHILDREN’S SECTION
Age Under 10
Highest Points: The Parkanaur Shield (Alice Boden)
Class 140. Best dressed teddy bear. – 1st Jodie Steen; 2nd Dillon Canavan; 3rd Alice Boden.
Class 141. A “Thank You” card - max. size A4. – 1st Thomas Allen; 2nd Alice Boden; 3rd Amy Hall.
Class 142. An edible necklace. – 1st Dillon Canavan; 2nd Aine Kerr; 3rd Amy Hall.
Class 143. A potato man. – 1st Emma Rainey; 2nd Louise Boden, Alice Boden & Dillon Canavan; 3rd Emma Henry & Sarah Jane Henry.
Class 144. Four no cook tray bakes. – 1st Alice Boden, 2nd Louise Boden & Aine Kerr 3rd Dillon Canavan & James Master.
Class 145. Six marshmallow top hats. – 1st Alice Bode; 2nd Aine Kerr; 3rd Aoife Kelso.
Age 10 – 14
Highest Points: The Nora Brown Cup (Sophie Rainey)
Class 146. A birthday card for Granny. – 1st S. Black; 2nd Sophie Rainey; 3rd Rose Quinn.
Class 147. A decorated egg. – 1st Rose Quinn; 2nd Caitlin Canavan; 3rd Orla Mulgrew & Caitlin Cavavan.
Class 148. An edible sculpture. – 1st Sophie Rainey; 2nd Donal McAuley & Lara McCaul; 3rd Orla Mulgrew.
Class 149. Design a poster advertising 2012 flower show. – 1st Sophie Rainey; 2nd Lara McCaul; 3rd S. Black & Rose Quinn. Class 150. Six tray bakes. – 1st Meabh Ellen Cairns & Ava Daly; 2nd Emily Aindale; 3rd Eiblin Goodwin, Rose Quinn & Caitlin Canavan.
Class 151. Three decorated cup cakes. – 1st Sophie Rainey; 2nd S. Black; 3rd Rose Quinn.
Class 152. Make a pebble into a creature. – 1st Rose Quinn; 2nd Sophie Rainey & Lara McCaul; 3rd S. Black.
Class 153. Garden in a shoe box. – 1st Lara McCaul; 2nd Aisling Begley & Sophie Rainey; 3rd S. Black.
School’s Challenge
School with Highest Points: Marjorie McMillan Shield (Donaghmore PS & Blessed Patrick O’Loughran PS)
Best Individual Exhibit: The Tyrone Times Trophy (Ellie Field – St. Patricks PS Donaghmore & Lucy Watt- Donaghmore PS)
Class 154. Artwork in any medium entitled “My Best Friend” (P1 – P4) – Blessed Patrick O’Loughran PS.
Class 155. Artwork in any medium entitled “My Best Friend” (P5 – P7) – Donaghmore PS.
SECTION 15 – HANDICRAFTS
Highest Point: The Glastry Challenge Cup (Linda Kerr)
Class 156. Baby garment in double knitting wool. – 1st Linda Kerr; 2nd Catherine Donnelly; 3rd Moira.
Class 157. Any knitted garment in chunky Wool. – 1st Adeleen Maxwell; 2nd Dorothy Moore; 3rd GE Greenaway.
Class 158. Any knitted garment in designer Wool. – Highly commended Linda Kerr.
Class 159. Any other knitted garment. – 1st Linda Kerr; 2nd Elsie Edwards; 3rd Adeleen Maxwell.
Class 160. Patchwork quilt - machine sewn, any size. – 1st Sylvia Cunningham; 2nd A Mulgrew; 3rd Una Grimley.
Class 161. Any other article in patchwork. – 1st Ida Reid; 2nd Daphine Hurst; 3rd Edna Maxwell.
Class 162. Any article in tapestry. – 1st Ray Tomb; 2nd Mary Purdy; 3rd Ray Tomb.
Class 163. Embroidery picture - framed. – 1st Linda Brown; 2nd W. Irwin; 3rd GE Greenaway.
Class 164. Any article in fine Crochet. – 1st Ida Reid; 2nd Caroline Gillan.
Class 165. A cushion cover - any medium. – 1st Chris Sutton; 2nd Olive Holland; 3rd Valerie McDowell.
Class 166. Any article in lace. – 1st Sheila Treanor; 2nd Marie Faulker.
Class 167. Any wooden article. – 1st Eugene Grimley; 2nd Eddie Simpson; 3rd Eugene Grimley.
Class 168. Something new from something old. – 1st Beechview Beacon Centre; 2nd Susan Salt; 3rd Eugene Grimley.
Class 169. A handbag - any medium. – 1st Rosemary Robinson; 2nd Dorothy Moore; 3rd Susan Salt.
Class 170. A Christmas tree decoration. – 1st Alison Hall; 2nd Dorothy Moore; 3rd Caroline Gillan.
Class 171. An unframed fabric wall hanging. – 1st Rosemary Robinson; 2nd Maureen Hall; 3rd Dorothy Moore.
Class 172. Any other country craft. – 1st Caroline Gillan; 2nd Briege Hughes; 3rd Beechview Beacon Centre.
SECTION 15B – W.I HANDICRAFTS
Highest Points: The Ranfurly Trophy (Moneymore WI)
Class 173:
A flower arrangement.
Cookery – one apple tart.
A copper picture.
1st Moneymore; 2nd Dungannon; 3rd Pomeroy.
SECTION 16 – PHOTOGRAPHY
Highest Points: The ES Print Shield (Barnie Quinn)
Class 174. Colour Photo - Open any subject. – 1st Briege Martin; 2nd Briege Martin; 3rd Eamon McGirr.
Class 175. Colour Photo - “A single Duck” – 1st Barney Quinn; 2nd Robin Graham; 3rd David Morrow.
Class 176. Colour Photo - “A famous place in Northern Ireland” with name. – 1st Barney Quinn; 2nd Heather Stewart; 3rd Roy Marshall.
Class 177. Colour Photo - “A Door”. – 1st Christine Ferguson; 2nd Briege Martin; 3rd John Barnard.
Class 178. Black & White Photo - Open any subject. – 1st Barney Quinn; 2nd Barney Quinn; 3rd Robin Graham.
SECTION 16B – ART
Highest Points: The Auglish Trophy (Christine Ferguson and Ann McKeown)
Class 179. Painting in Watercolour - “A Duck”. – 1st Christine Ferguson; 2nd Niamh Begley; 3rd Christine Ferguson. Class 180. Painting in Oils/Acrylic - Open any subject. – 1st Ann McKeown; 2nd Marshall Hall; 3rd S Millar.
SECTION 17 – GARDENS
The Molly Gordon Plate (Sheila Donaghy)
Class 181. Best Kept Small Garden. – 1st Sheila Donaghy; 2nd Francis Slevin & Brian Dorris; 3rd Kevin Murray.
The Patterson Cup (Aidan Cooke)
Class 182. Best Kept Medium Garden. – 1st Aidan Cooke; 2nd Sheila Elsner; 3rd Helen Kelly & Anna Loughran.
The Wells Cup (Dermot Faloon)
Class 183. Best Kept Large Garden. – 1st Dermot Faloon; 2nd Mary Kelly (Galbally); 3rd Richard Byrne.
The McQueen Cup (Dorothy Dilworth)
Class 184. Best display of hanging baskets & tubs. – 1st Dorothy Dilworth; 2nd Marie Canavan; 3rd Elizabeth Grimes & Heather Colbert.
Vintage
The Norman Armstrong Memorial Cup - Best Restored (Thomas Hogs)
The George Armstrong Memorial Cup - Most Original (Ed McKernan)
Furthest Travelled (Raymond Brown)
Oldest (Herbie Flemming)
Best Car (Redmond Getty)
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