Around 60,000 people attended the agri show.
The Tullamore Show is being criticised after attendees faced as long as three hour delays when trying to exit the car park.
Around 60,000 people visited the Show when it returned to Tullamore yesterday, leading to delays of between two and three hours for motorists.
In a statement to Midlands 103, a spokesperson from the Tullamore Show says they acknowledge there were problems with traffic leaving the event, due to a 'huge volume' of people in attendance.
Ballinasloe's Anne Marie says the parking situation is the worst she's ever seen:
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