Suffolk Sheep Society show and sale.(Farming Life)

From: The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland) | Date: July 28, 2001 | Copyright information

Ann Campbell, Ulster Bank, discusses sponsorship for the forthcoming Suffolk Sheep Society (Northern Ireland Branch) show and sale at Balmoral, with Roberta McMullan, branch chairperson; and Lyle Rea, agricultural director, Royal Ulster Agricultural Society. Ann Campbell said: "The Ulster Bank is delighted to continue its longstanding relationsh...

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