GLAS 2026 Show Guide

For the first time we are publishing the GLAS 2026 Show Guide in advance of the show. To help you and your colleagues plan your visit, and to get even more out of your time at your industry’s one day annual event. A free copy will be available on your arrival.

Supported by Bord Bia and featuring over 100 exhibits from the industry’s top suppliers – indoors and outdoors. The expanded Grower’s Paddock and Machinery Park. As well as a packed Learning Theatre programme of free talks, insights and panel discussions on the hot topics from some of the industry’s leading experts.

The show takes place at the National Basketball Arena, Dublin on July 16th. Doors open from 9am with ample free parking.

Trade only visitors can register on the show webiste and collect their badge on arrival. You can also download your ticket from the show website, or simply register on arrival.

For more, see https://glasireland.ie/

See you there.

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