AgriculturePublished: 1 November 2026 at 06:08

Irish Aubrac breed sets new records at Tullamore show and sale

The Irish Aubrac Cattle Breed Society held its annual pedigree show and sale at Tullamore mart on Saturday, October 24. The society described it as a record-breaking sale, with record prices for bulls.

The Irish Aubrac Cattle Breed Society held its annual Pedigree Show and Sale on Saturday, October 24, at GVM Tullamore Mart in Co. Offaly, Ireland. Aubrac is a cattle breed, and animals of that breed were offered at the event.

The society's sale report described it as “a record-breaking sale for the Aubrac Breed in Ireland”. It also referred to “top-quality animals on offer” and “record prices for bulls”.

The source further notes that sale price averages were up, although the specific figures are not given in the available part of the report.

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