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PICTURE: Christopher Dunne
Clogh Tractor Run, according to organisers, will be a 'monster' event this year - back bigger and better than ever!
Returning on Sunday, September 17, the funds raised will go towards supporting St Patrick’s National School (Clogh) and the Clogh Community Council.
Kay Phelan (Parents Council) thanked Clogh Vintage Club for allowing them to get involved in the event and Bríd Doyle (Community Council) said that the event will go a long way to supporting community facilities in the village.
School Principal, Margaret Keane, has emphasised how important it is that young people are aware of their heritage and how much the students are looking forward to the event.
All three are pictured above alongside students from the school and members of Clogh Vintage Club, including former Chairperson Tom Murphy, Cllr Joe Brennan and Joe Crennan.
Looking to get involved? Registration (€20) is at 11am on the day on the grounds of St Patrick’s National School.
Your support is appreciated and its all for a great cause!
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