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Kilkenny senior hurling manager, Derek Lyng and Dr Bill Cuddihy, Chairperson of Cois Nore with members of the Woodsgift community at the launch of the Happy Valley Tractor and Truck Run
The Happy Valley Tractor and Truck Run is back for its second year.
After the incredible success of last years run, the community in Woodsgift, Kilkenny are back again with an even bigger event.
This year’s Happy Valley Tractor and Truck Run will be taking place on Sunday, December 31. Registration of vehicles will take place from 1.30pm, departing from Norton Engineering (E41 D780) at 3pm.
There will be raffle tickets sold throughout the day and a monster auction at 2pm. The raffle draw will take place in The Valley Inn after the event where there will also be live music to ring in the new year.
All funds raised will be donated to Cois Nore Cancer Support Centre Kilkenny.
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