British Limousin Cattle Society

“There’s nowt to beat a Limmy,” is a phrase that John Richardson often uses when asked to describe his favourite breed of cattle. As a producer of high quality suckled calves, he thinks the...

Murtagh Walls Feature Murtagh Walls and his family farm at the picturesque foothills of the Cock and Hen Mountains in the Mournes, close to Hilltown, Co Down. He is the third generation to be farming...

LIMOUSINS PEAK AT 4,000GNS AT DUNGANNON Craigatoke Bull Tops Trade at 4,000gns 80% Clearance rate 22 Bulls Average £2,410 10 Heifers £1,554 There was a firm trade for bulls and females at the British Limousin Cattle Society Show &...

WITH 32% MARKET SHARE The British Limousin breed has maintained its number one ranking in market share of the UK beef industry according to the end of 2010 year figures from the British Cattle Movement...

South Wales and Mid West Limousin Breeders Club Club Report 2007 Our year started in tremendous fashion with the Carlisle February sale which resulted in a centre record average of £5175 up £1100 on the previous...

2007 LIMOUSIN ANNUAL DINNER AND AWARDS PRESENTATION Fivemiletown’s Valley Hotel the venue for a Gala occasion The 27th Limousin Annual dinner, presentation of awards and trophies in the Valley Hotel, Fivemiletown, with a bumper attendance of...

South Eastern Limousin Cattle Club Club Report 2007 The South East Limousin Cattle Club started the year with the AGM, held on the 22nd February 2007 at the ‘Old Eden’ in Edenbridge. The Chairman and Secretary...

North Eastern Limousin Cattle Breeders Club Club Report 2007 The year started well with a very well attended meeting, the talk was given by Mike Powley, the subject being ‘How to make a profit in Beef.’...

Northern Ireland Limousin Cattle Club Report 2007 Right from the start of the Club’s 27th year it was clear that a lot of hard work was needed, not only in helping to maintain Limousins as...

The McFarlands of Rahoney Ireland and its counties are sub-divided in a unique way; counties into baronies, baronies into parishes, and parishes into townlands. The townland is a unique feature of the Irish landscape and is...