Farm Machinery Show Ireland

According to the organiser, the FTMTA Farm Machinery Show runs from Tuesday 17 to Thursday 19 November 2026 at the Punchestown Event Centre in Naas, Co. Kildare, Ireland. The organiser says the show returns to its indoor format this year.

The show is run by the Farm Tractor and Machinery Trade Association (FTMTA), which says it has existed for over 100 years. It was formed in 1913 when a group of dealers created the Agricultural Implement Trade Association Ireland Ltd. The association's office is in Naas and can be reached on 045-409309; show questions go to show2026@ftmta.ie.

The organiser says the show showcases the latest equipment, technology and innovations and gives visitors direct access to leading manufacturers, expert advice and new developments in the agricultural sector. It describes the event as a chance for farmers and agricultural professionals to discover new technology and connect with exhibitors. The 2026 pages do not publish an exhibitor list or a seminar programme yet, so check show.ftmta.ie before you plan your days.

The organiser sells tickets online through its show website, show.ftmta.ie, where there is a Ticket Prices page and a Buy Tickets button. The pages we checked do not state a price or daily opening hours in text, so confirm both with the organiser before you travel.

It is held every two years. The organiser's previous edition ran from 12 to 14 November 2024 at the Punchestown Event Centre, and the 2026 edition follows on 17 to 19 November. The first show was held on 6 to 8 February 1989 in the Simmonscourt Pavilion at the RDS in Dublin.

The organiser says the show moved to Punchestown near Naas in 2003, where the purpose-built event centre has large permanent parking spaces and extensive tarmac area for marquees. It also has a second permanent exhibition building, and the Trackside Pavilion was added in 2011. The FTMTA also runs a separate Grass & Muck Show, a live demonstration event on a working farm at Gurteen College, Tipperary, near Birr in Co. Offaly.