Clare Co-Operative Marts held its weekly cull cows and heifer sale in Ennis Mart on Thursday (October 8).
According to a report after the sale, there was a "good entry" of cull cows, heifers and aged bulls, with more a mix of dairy and continental culls.
The first cow into the ring was a 1,100kg Charolais cow that made €3,900, or €3.54/kg.
Cull cows and heifers were back about 10c/kg overall this week.
The report also added: "Flesh was extremely scarce except for a couple of pens of cull cows."
In the heifer sale, three Charolais-cross heifers weighing 473kg on average made €2,200/head, or €4.65/kg.
Some other sample prices from the heifer category include:
In the cull cow category, one 715kg Belgian Blue cow made €2,940, or €4.11kg, but most of the prices per kg remained under €4.
Below are some sample prices from the sale:
The sale also saw a dozen aged bulls on offer.
These averaged €3.63/kg with a 1,005kg Limousin bull hitting €4,210.
A 1,040kg Aberdeen Angus bull made €3,840 and a 970kg Charolais bull made 3,480.