Kilmacanogue 50th Annual Show
Affiliated to The Irish Show Association
23rd JULY 2022
KILMACANOGUE SHOW 2022 - EVEN MORE FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY
To celebrate the 50th anniversary there will be NEW childrens baking and crafts, adult baking competitions and wild flower classes. Some special Irish Draught classes including a Mare class with a €400 prize fund. Qualifiers for All Ireland championships (donkey mare and foals, filly and colt foals and ID filly foal). To add to the fun expect - vintage cars on display including Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, sheep shearing demos, free pony rides, the Stedfast Band, Donie's clever collie dogs herding geese, a showcase of local food producers selling bread, cakes, jams, chutney, sauces and much more.....and of course the very popular DOG SHOW.
2022 Schedule is available to download now and ENTRIES are open, closing 20th July 2022.
2022 Schedule is available to download now and ENTRIES are open, closing 20th July 2022.
LOCATION - A98AK16
Enniskerry Horse Farm in Monastery, Enniskerry A98AK16 by kind permission of Mary and Syl Fenelon Bourke.
What is the Kilmacanogue Horse Show all about?
Supporting Our Local Community
The Kilmacanogue show is a great local instituition. It welcomes competitors of all abilities and has a great following amongst the local riding schools and clubs. The show is run by volunteers and all proceeds raised are awarded to local charities in our community. Due to Covid 19, the 2021 show was limited to competitors and grooms, however we still raised €7400, to support many charities. (Supported in 2021 - Charabanc Enniskerry, Enniskerry Playground Fund, Irish Kidney Association, Kilmacanogue Senior Citizens, Kilmacanogue GAA, Lakers, Newcourt School Bray, Open Door Bray, Purple House Cancer Support, Wicklow Dementia Support, Wicklow Hospice, Riding for the Disabled). We look forward to welcoming back spectators and trade stands for our 50th Anniversary show in 2022.
The Kilmacanogue show is a great local instituition. It welcomes competitors of all abilities and has a great following amongst the local riding schools and clubs. The show is run by volunteers and all proceeds raised are awarded to local charities in our community. Due to Covid 19, the 2021 show was limited to competitors and grooms, however we still raised €7400, to support many charities. (Supported in 2021 - Charabanc Enniskerry, Enniskerry Playground Fund, Irish Kidney Association, Kilmacanogue Senior Citizens, Kilmacanogue GAA, Lakers, Newcourt School Bray, Open Door Bray, Purple House Cancer Support, Wicklow Dementia Support, Wicklow Hospice, Riding for the Disabled). We look forward to welcoming back spectators and trade stands for our 50th Anniversary show in 2022.