Glorious weather shone down on the Royal Manx Agricultural Show which proved a huge success once again.

One show-goer said he’d ‘never seen so many people’ at the event and the crowds ‘unbelievable’.

As usual, the was held over Friday and Saturday and showcased the best of Manx agriculture and the countryside.

Knockaloe Farm in Patrick was bustling with locals and visitors enjoying an array of exhibits, including cattle, horses, sheep, and pigs, alongside craft displays and family-friendly demonstrations.

The final day saw livestock judging, a tug of war competition, and the grand parade.

The Deemster Johnson Supreme Championship Award was clinched by Ballacricket and Sandra Cowell for their Holstein cow Aliann Apples Red Rose which was paraded by by Victoria Sloane-Masson.

First Reserve went to Mannin Mary, a Limousin cow owned by Brian Leece while Second Reserve went to the Best Light Horse in the Show The Real McCoy ridden by Abby Kirkpatrick/ Third Reserve was Ned Kennaugh’s Heavy Horse Brickell Diamond Jubilee.

Posting on Facebook after the show, the organisers said: ‘We can't believe that the show is all done for another year!

‘We hope that you enjoyed your time on the Showfield, we look forward to welcoming you back on Friday 8th and Saturday 9th August 2025.’