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The launch of the 2026 Tractor and Truck Run in aid of St Colman's NS, Stradbally, taking place on Sunday, February 1.
St Colman's National School in Stradbally is set to host a Tractor and Truck run next month to raise funds for the development of a new play area for the school.
This follows on from a hugely successful event held last year to support the development of the school's sports facilities. This year's Tractor and Truck run will take place on Sunday, February 1, a great way to spend St Brigid's Day.
The day will include prices for best kitted vehicle with a Junior Tractor Run at 1pm. Trucks and Tractors will take off at 1.30pm with refreshments at St. Joseph's Hall at 2.30pm. There will be a mega raffle at 3.30pm and a great community atmosphere is promised.
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"All proceeds go towards the development of a new play area at St. Colman’s NS. So come out, bring the family, and support a great local cause," said the organisers, St Colman's Parents' Council.
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