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President Michael D Higgins dishes out high praise for Eamonn's ploughing prowess
President of Ireland, Michael D Higgins, is among those who have congratulated Eamonn Tracey on his third World Ploughing Championships title.
Garryhill man Eamonn is the new World Ploughing Champion after an outstanding performance in the Conventional Class at the World Ploughing Contest in Einsiedel, Germany last weekend.
He reclaimed the Golden Plough after being narrowly defeated last year.
While John Whelan from Wexford also secured silver place victory in the Reversible Class.
“My warmest congratulations to Eamonn Tracey on winning the World Ploughing Contest, and to John Whelan on winning silver in the reversible class.
— President of Ireland (@PresidentIRL) September 3, 2018
Both have won many prizes in national and international competitions and they continue to do Ireland and Irish agriculture proud.”
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