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Organisers and helpers John Donnelly, Michael Kennedy, Philip O'Meara, Matthew Delahunty and Pat Coonan. Photo: PJ Wright The much anticipated annual Dunkerrin Tractor Run took place on Sunday last (January 25) which organisers told the Tribune was their most successful event to date. “We were blessed with a rain-free day, a huge selection of tractors, vintage cars, and great marshalling by the Camcor Bikers,” the organsiers of the Dunkerrin Run said. The tractor run made its way through the picturesque countryside around Roscrea, Mountheaton, Clonlisk and Dunkerrin and the novelty junior tractor run was greatly appreciated by the large gathering of supporters. The Church of Ireland committee thank the public for their support, the event sponsors, stewards, local Gardaí, Hall Committee and the ladies who provided the refreshments. “Míle Buíochas.” READ NEXT: Redesign for Roscrea street explored at informative public consultation
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Pictured enjoying the 2026 Run are Michael Kennedy, Ann O'Rourke and Joe Reilly. Photo: PJ Wright The much anticipated annual Dunkerrin Tractor Run took place on Sunday last (January 25) which organisers told the Tribune was their most successful event to date. “We were blessed with a rain-free day, a huge selection of tractors, vintage cars, and great marshalling by the Camcor Bikers,” the organsiers of the Dunkerrin Run said. The tractor run made its way through the picturesque countryside around Roscrea, Mountheaton, Clonlisk and Dunkerrin and the novelty junior tractor run was greatly appreciated by the large gathering of supporters. The Church of Ireland committee thank the public for their support, the event sponsors, stewards, local Gardaí, Hall Committee and the ladies who provided the refreshments. “Míle Buíochas.” READ NEXT: Redesign for Roscrea street explored at informative public consultation
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Cash is King in Dunkerrin Hall for the draw - pictured left are Liz Mooney Kay Brown and Lorraine O'Dea. Photo: PJ Wright The much anticipated annual Dunkerrin Tractor Run took place on Sunday last (January 25) which organisers told the Tribune was their most successful event to date. “We were blessed with a rain-free day, a huge selection of tractors, vintage cars, and great marshalling by the Camcor Bikers,” the organsiers of the Dunkerrin Run said. The tractor run made its way through the picturesque countryside around Roscrea, Mountheaton, Clonlisk and Dunkerrin and the novelty junior tractor run was greatly appreciated by the large gathering of supporters. The Church of Ireland committee thank the public for their support, the event sponsors, stewards, local Gardaí, Hall Committee and the ladies who provided the refreshments. “Míle Buíochas.” READ NEXT: Redesign for Roscrea street explored at informative public consultation
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The Camcor Bikers are pictured above with Head Marshall Ray Murphy with Daithi Dunne in the 'Hot Seat'. Photo: PJ Wright The much anticipated annual Dunkerrin Tractor Run took place on Sunday last (January 25) which organisers told the Tribune was their most successful event to date. “We were blessed with a rain-free day, a huge selection of tractors, vintage cars, and great marshalling by the Camcor Bikers,” the organsiers of the Dunkerrin Run said. The tractor run made its way through the picturesque countryside around Roscrea, Mountheaton, Clonlisk and Dunkerrin and the novelty junior tractor run was greatly appreciated by the large gathering of supporters. The Church of Ireland committee thank the public for their support, the event sponsors, stewards, local Gardaí, Hall Committee and the ladies who provided the refreshments. “Míle Buíochas.” READ NEXT: Redesign for Roscrea street explored at informative public consultation