The 35th edition of the show takes place on Sunday.
Up to 80,000 people are expected to attend one of Europe's biggest one day agri events in Offaly this weekend.
The Tullamore Show returns to the Butterfield Estate in Blueball on Sunday.
This year's show marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's premier one day livestock show.
The best cattle, sheep and equine breeders will be coming from all over the country to compete in over a thousand competitions with an overall prize fund of €180,000.
There will be 700 trade stands for the agri sector, home industries, farm produce, innovation and forestry.
Besides the farming, there's plenty about rural life to celebrate.
Fashion as ever will be a major theme with the bonny baby competition kicking off the style stakes at 10.30am.
Prizes will be up for grabs for the Most Appropriately Dressed man and lady along with the traditional farmer competition.
Jiving will be the order of the day at the Show's band stand.
The inaugural jive competition offers €250 euro to the winning pair, registration opens at 1pm lunchtime by the main stage.
Gardaí are warning people to expect delays on the way into and out of the Blueball site, to follow the signs, and to avoid using google maps.
The Showgrounds opens to the public from 8.30am.
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