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Boher's Brian O’Reilly with event sponsor Micheal Pearsons, KCDFRS
The ANNUAL Macra Mr Personality Festival took place in Kilkenny last weekend with Brian O'Reilly flying the green and white flag for Limerick.
The festival was hosted by Kilkenny County Macra and was sponsored by Kilkenny/Carlow and District Farm Relief Services.
Boher dairy farmer Brian, of Limerick City Macra Club, put his best foot forward during the festivities.
READ MORE: Limerick hurler Shane O’Brien not the only ‘bull’ putting on quality displays in his hometown
Twenty-four contestants travelled from across the country to the Hoban Hotel, Kilkenny for a fun-filled weekend.
It was not to be for big Limerick hurling fan Brian as Sean Kelly, Nenagh Macra, was named as Mr Personality 2025.
In second place was Eddie Casey from Bree Macra from Wexford and third place was James Russell from Tullyallen, Macra Louth.
To check out all the activities and events over the weekend, follow Mr Personality Festival on Instagram and Facebook
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