These photographs are all from the archives down through the years. There are 20 in total.
We were wondering if any of our readers might be able to identify those in the photographs.
Have a look through this selection and let us know, drop us a comment, or email [email protected].
In the weeks and months, we hope to bring regular Retro pictures for readers to enjoy.
5. Farming Life archives/Darryl Armitage
Brian King (centre) gives a hand with the handsome trophy presented to Reggie Suffern (left), Crumlin and Jack Liggett, Tandragee during Ulster Ayrshire Club’s annual dinner and prize distribution which was held in Ballymena in November 1981. Picture: Farming Life archives/Darryl Armitage Photo: Farming Life archives/Darryl Armitage
6. Farming Life archives/Darryl Armitage
In December 1981 the Ulster Ayrshire Cattle Club held their annual show and sale in McClelland’s Livestock Mart, Ballyclare. It attracted the best ever trade for the breed. Intense bidding resulted in high prices, soaring averages, and a new record price for a pedigree Ayrshire sold Ireland. Pictured in John Suffern with one of the first prize heifers of Charles and Reggie Suffern, Crumlin. Picture: News Letter archives/Darryl Armitage Photo: Farming Life archives/Darryl Armitage
7. Farming Life archives/Darryl Armitage
Tyrone farmer Walter Elliott, left, from Caledon Road, Aughnacloy, discusses, at the end of August 1980, the advantages and savings of home mixing of animal feeds with Tom Lowry, a Vitamealo representative. Picture: News Letter archives/Darryl Armitage Photo: Farming Life archives/Darryl Armitage
8. Farming Life archives/Darryl Armitage
Mr Ernest Hall, Ballymartin Road, Templepatrick, pictured in November 1981 with his Charolais reserve male champion bull, which made top price of 2,080 gns at a breed show and sale held at Balmoral. At the halter is Arthur Simpson. It was Mr Hall’s first time to exhibit at the breed show and sale. Picture: Farming Life archives/Darryl Armitage Photo: Farming Life archives/Darryl Armitage