Honey 2019

Honey Open Class

CLASS 1 – 12 Jars of Honey Labelled for Sale

1st – Bernadette McGrath

2nd – Peter Walsh

3rd – John Langton

CLASS 2 – 2 Jars, Light Run Honey

1st – Sean Grace

2nd – Peter Walsh

3rd – Hugh Daniels

CLASS 3 – 2 Jars, Medium Run Honey

1st – John Langton

2nd – Sean Grace

3rd – Tony Cottrell

CLASS 4 – 1 Jar, Light, Medium or Dark Run Honey

1st – Bernadette McGrath

2nd – Peter Walsh

3rd – Tony Cottrell

CLASS 5 – 2 Jars , Granulated or Creamed Honey

1st – Peter Walsh

2nd – Vinnie Doran

CLASS 6 – 2 Selections free from Ling Heather Honey

1st – Mervyn Rothwell

2nd – Tony Cottrell

3rd – Hugh Daniels

CLASS 7 – 1 Frame suitable for extraction

1st – Peter Walsh

2nd – Peter Walsh

3rd – Hugh Daniels

Class 8 – 1 Frame and 2 Jars of Light Run Honey and 2 Jars of Medium Run Honey

1st: Peter Walsh

Class 9 – 1 By Products Polish, Cosmetics etc.

1st – Patricia Drennen

2nd – Mervyn Rothwell

3rd – Bernadette McGrath

CLASS 10 – 1 Cake of Beeswax

1st – Sean Grace

2nd – Mervyn Rothwell

3rd – Peter Walsh

CLASS 11 – 1 Beeswax Model

1st – Sean Grace

2nd – Bernadette McGrath

CLASS 12 – 2 Jars Light Run Honey – Confined

1st – Bernadette McGrath

2nd – Sean Grace

3rd – Peter Walsh

CLASS 13 – 2 Jars Medium Run Honey – Confined

1st – Bernadette McGrath

2nd – Peter Walsh

3rd – John Langton

CLASS 14 – 1 Jar Any Colour Run Honey – Novice

1st – Tommy Kietley

2nd – Henry Hughes

3rd – Catherine Phelan