Darragh McCullough, a presenter on the show, handed over the Yeti, worth over €25,000.
Skoda has a good profile in Ireland's rural community. "Ever since the first public appearance at the National Ploughing Championships back in 1993 Skoda vehicles have proven to be extremely popular with those living in rural Ireland," says Skoda Ireland's Raymond Leddy. "We intend to build on this success by continuing to offer practical vehicles as well as expanding our range to include 4x4 road vehicles.”
Pictured are Raymond Leddy, marketing manager, Skoda Ireland; Bridget O’Gorman; and 'Ear to the Ground' presenter Darragh McCullough.
