From the Cahirmee Fair, which took place in Buttevant on 12th July 2013, I have collated a number of black and white photographs into a gallery. The Cahirmee fair is a traditional horse fair that takes place in Buttevant every year, with the result being that the main Cork – Limerick road gets closed at this point for the day. All of the photographs here have not been posted on this blog before.
I will also be posting a further colour gallery in a couple of days time, so watch out for this. Previous posts from the fair include ‘Fair Girl‘, ‘Trading Horses‘, ‘Two Men and a Horse‘, ‘Faces at the Fair‘, ‘Cahirmee Horses‘ and ‘Red Cap Trilogy‘.
Looking down the Lens
Loyal Companion
No Time Wasters Please
Sulky on the Streets
Not Wanting to Part
A bid by telephone?
The Return of Thelwell
Buttevant comes to a Standstill
Meticulous Mick 
Great shots. If I didn’t know better I would think they were pictures of the Dakota county fair here in Minnesota. Horses and horse people are the same the world over. You sure captured their essence.
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Isn’t it great to be able to see and compare. Thanks for contributing to the blog. MM 👍
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Cheers Robin, first time at this sort of thing and trying to get photos. MM 🍀
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A splendid set Mick
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Like the monochrome change-up. It lets me add my own, imagined color. Appreciated!
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Just glad you like it. careful colour shots will come tomorrow. MM
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Reblogged this on Oyia Brown.
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“Not wanting to part” is an especially beautiful photo…thank you for sharing!
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Thanks Navery, it’s the one I like too. MM 😃
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Great black and white photos 🙂
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Thanks Cathy, MM
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