TV star has walked the Agriland green carpet.
We're honoured to have future TV star Seamie Sean walk Agriland's green carpet at the Ploughing.
The National Ploughing Championships are back yet again in Screggan, Tullamore, Co. Offaly for 2026.
Stay up to date with all the action on our live blog below.
Some key points of information:
TV star has walked the Agriland green carpet.
We're honoured to have future TV star Seamie Sean walk Agriland's green carpet at the Ploughing.
Come visit a first-of-its-kind school project in the Agriland tent
We're delighted to have a first-of-its-kind school project in Ireland - a restored vintage Porsche tractor - on display.
Ballymahon's Mercy Secondary School has joined up with Ronald McDonald House Charities Ireland to raffle off the fully-restored vintage tractor.
The crowds are making their way in for day three of Ploughing 2026!
168,000 people attended the event over the first two days.
National Ploughing Association managing director Anna May McHugh said so far there has been a "great atmosphere right across the site, with visitors enjoying everything from the ploughing and livestock competitions to the food, fashion and entertainment".
"It is wonderful to see such a wide mix of people enjoying the championships," McHugh added.
The Agriland team will be out and about across the site today chatting to punters and seeing what all the exhibitors have to offer.
Here is a look back at day two and a glimpse of what you can expect on day three of Ploughing 2026:
Be sure to bring the raincoat and wellies with you to Ploughing.
Met Éireann has said it will be fresh and blustery today with sunny spells, but also scattered showers.
It's a bit colder today than the previous two days at the event so be sure to wrap up.
Agriland has a packed schedule of events taking place at our tent this year, so be sure to drop by us at Block 4, Row 10, Stand 184 today.
Good morning all, and welcome to our live blog. If you're heading to Screggan today, take a look at the site map to see where you need to head first - will it be the tractors, or for a bit of food, or maybe even some ploughing?