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Cork Summer Show 2026: Biggest Line-Up to Date as Bus Éireann Extends 208 Service
Cork Summer Show has confirmed its biggest line-up to date ahead of this year's event at the Cork Summer Showgrounds in Curraheen on Saturday, 20 and Sunday, 21 June. Munster's longest-running agricultural showcase is expecting over 45,000 visitors across the weekend, with an extended Bus Éireann 208 service providing direct access to the Showgrounds entrance every 10 to 20 minutes.
New attractions added to Cork Summer Show
Evening Echo: Munster Agricultural Society president Gerard Murphy, centre front, joins Bus Éireann service delivery manager Dan Scannell, Cork County Council assistant chief fire
officer Paul Griffin, and Bus Éireann sales manager Fiona Connolly as Cork Summer Show confirms its biggest line-up to date and an extended Bus Éireann 208 service
for this year’s event.
Historic Craft Treasures Bring Cork’s Heritage to Life at Cork Summer Show
A special moment of Cork’s rich agricultural and craft heritage was celebrated today at the Cork Summer Show HQ office, as thanks were extended to Andy Collins from Dunmanway for his thoughtful and meaningful visit.
Anyone who owns a classic car or tractor
Anyone who owns a classic car or tractor that deserves the spotlight is welcome to join the Cork Summer Show on June 20th and 21st
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Be Part of History: The Legacy of Cork Summer Show Cups and Trophies
or generations, the Cork Summer Show has stood as a showcase of excellence in agriculture, livestock, and community pride. Central to this enduring tradition is a remarkable collection of cups, trophies, and rosettes—each carrying a story that connects today’s competitors with those who came before them.