Declan McGee and Chip represent Ireland at World Sheepdog Trials in Scotland
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 5:21 AM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

Declan McGee and his five-year-old border collie, Chip, are set to compete in the World Sheepdog Trials in Scotland next month. McGee, a County Tyrone trainer, has been involved in the sport for less than three years and will also participate in the Irish National Sheepdog Trials at the end of August. The trials showcase the skills of sheepdog handlers, with competitors judged on their dogs' control and responsiveness. McGee's rapid ascent in the sport has been recognized locally, and he expresses excitement and nerves about competing on the international stage. The World Sheepdog Trials occur every three years.
- •McGee and Chip will compete in the World Sheepdog Trials in September.
- •They will first participate in the Irish National Sheepdog Trials from August 26-29.
- •The World Sheepdog Trials occur every three years, gathering top handlers globally.
- •McGee and Chip have trained together, building a strong bond essential for the sport.
- •The Irish National Sheepdog Trials are held in Mid Ulster for the first time.
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"A County Tyrone sheepdog trainer will represent Ireland at an international competition next month.
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