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The Faile Vintage Club tractor run takes place in early March
Run to take place on Saturday, March10, with registration at Seery's in Daingean
Faile Vintage club launched their annual tractor run on Saturday last.
A firm fixture on the calendar, this years run will take place on Sunday, March 10 with registration on the day at Seery's in Daingean.
The charities chosen this year are Cappagh National School and Rhode Community PreSchool. Natalie Kelly (Principal Cappagh NS) thanked the committee for selecting the school – the money raised will go along way providing additional facilities for the pupils.
Ashling Harte (Childcare Manager at Rhode Community Preschool) is delighted to be selected as a beneficiary by Faile Vintage Club for this year's Vintage run.
They are hoping to upgrade the outdoor play area and replace the current play gym at their facility in Rhode.
The day is always a great family day out and the FAILE Committee members are looking forward to it.
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