Killarney based Seamus Weldon had plenty to celebrate recently as his company Gort na Vogue celebrated a 25 year association with John Deere.

From left: R Melanie Gardiner (John Deere), Chris Meacock (John Deere), Micheal Weldon, Seamus Weldon, Johnathan Henry (John Deere), Kathleen Weldon-Culloty, Martina O’Regan, Ben Courtney, Ben Courtney, Willie Walsh, Steve Knight, Padraig Weldon, Marcus Morris (John Deere), Tom Kelly, Bob Holt (John Deere). Missing from photo James Weldon, Aaron Knight, Ian Spillane.

On the 3rd of July, Seamus was presented with an award to mark his 25 years as a John Deere agent and some of the main Territorial John Deere Managers made the trip to Killarney to present this to Seamus in person. Seamus was delighted with the award and was pleasantly surprised to see Chris Meacock, John Deere’s Turf Division Sales Manager for the UK and Ireland make an appearance.

But life goes on for the busy firm as the following day Seamus Weldon were offering John Deere tournament support at the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open Golf Tournament which was held at Lahinch Golf Club.

“We are very proud to see a full fleet of John Deere turf machinery that we have supplied and would like to thank Lahinch Golf Club for their continued custom” said Seamus.

“Our technicians are highly trained across abroad spectrum of machinery and we can cater for everything from an issue with a domestic brush cutter to golf turf equipment and diesel commercial machinery” concluded Seamus.