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The Light Up The Lake Tractor Run takes place from Donegal Town Service Station (Supermacs) on Sunday, December 15.
The event is a fundraiser for the Bluestack Foundation and Townawilly Community Centre.
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Registration is at 5pm for a 6pm start, with disco music from 4pm.
The route will see participants travel out to Clar, turning left after DMG, then right at crossroads, around the lake past Townawilly Community Centre which will be open as a viewing area with light festive refreshments.
Then its on towards Lough Eske Castle, continuing straight to pass St Mary’s Church, Killymard, on towards the roundabout at Blas, through Donegal Town and back to Donegal Service Station for refreshments.
This event has seen a huge participation in the past, and is sure to be a sight to behold as it makes its way along the lake and back into Donegal Town.
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