There is no specific time frame for a decision to be made on the location.
Three sites, in three counties are currently being considered to host next year's National Ploughing Championships.
Landowners at the three venues, all located in Leinster, are currently being consulted, and there is no specific time frame for a decision to be made, according to the National Ploughing Association.
Organisers are currently reflecting on the 2024 event in Ratheniska, which saw 43,450 more attendees than last year, thanks in large part to dry and sunny conditions.
In total, just under a quarter of a million people came to the Laois site over the course of the three days.
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