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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Attending the FAILE Vintage Club Tractor Run Launch are Finn and Shay Lowry (Photo Bridie Roe)
FAILE Vintage Club launched their tractor run for 2023 at an informal function in Seery's of Daingean last weekend.
The run will take place on Sunday, March 12 nextfrom Daingean and the beneficiaries this year are Tullamore Accessible Counselling and Tullamore Scouts.
Mental Health is something that affects us all and the purpose of ACT is to provide a community based counselling and psychotherapy service available to all.
Tullamore Scouts are celebrating their 45th birthday this year. They provide an environment of learning and doing to allow the boys and girls to grow in confidence and gain new friends.
Cubs are from 8 to 11 years and the scouts are form 11years up.
Chairman of Faile Roger Scally is looking forward to the 2023 run and says it is a great family day out while raising much needed funds for two very worthy beneficiaries.
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