.Anne Marie Lynam, Jan Spillane and Hazel Blennerhasset with young ones at the Blennerville Threshing Festival on Sunday. Photo by Dermot Crean
THE weather was kind for the annual Blennerville Windmill threshing festival on Sunday which saw big crowds enjoy a great family day out.
Running since 1989, it’s one of the oldest steam threshing and vintage car display in Kerry and there were some impressive machines in attendance.
There was a large model train exhibition, bouncy castle, flour making, dog show, hoover craft and much more.
Blennerville windmill threshing was started by Mike Curran. the miller at the windmill for 32 years, with Billy Mason, Timmy Kerins and Paddy O’Shea .
For the last 27 years, big crowds from far and near have come to see the steam threshing which is well supported by the local business and locals alike. Scroll down for photos…
.Diarmuid Griffin, Róisín Griffin and Patricia Horgan with Tess at the Blennerville Threshing Festival on Sunday. Photo by Dermot CreanOne of the vintage vehicles on display at the Blennerville Threshing Festival on Sunday. Photo by Dermot Crean.Seamie O’Shea and Lauren Garczynski with ‘Prince’ at the Blennerville Threshing Festival on Sunday. Photo by Dermot CreanMairead Guerin with ‘Toby’ at the Blennerville Threshing Festival on Sunday. Photo by Dermot Crean.Jasmin Ulrich with ‘Diesel’ at the Blennerville Threshing Festival on Sunday. Photo by Dermot CreanMary Fitzgerald, Geraldine O’Shea, Shannon O’Shea and Darragh O’Shea at the Blennerville Threshing Festival on Sunday. Photo by Dermot Crean
