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Mary Watters, Sarah Buchanan, Margaret Watters, Daniel Watters
North East Vintage Car Club in conjunction with Louth Abbey Vintage Club held a vintage fundraiser in Louth Village on 23 April, in aid of the Irish Kidney Association.
The event included a classic car run and tractor run, as well as a charity auction. The fundraiser was a huge success with €9, 091 raised.
North East Vintage Car Club, which is in existence since 1982, meets informally at 8.00 pm on the first Thursday of each month at The Valley Inn, Dunleer, Co. Louth. New members, they say, will receive a warm welcome. Follow their activities on their Facebook page here.
Follow Louth Abbey Vintage Club's Facebook page for updates here.
Below are some photos of the handover of a cheque to the Irish Kidney Association.
ABOVE: Joe Arrowsmith, Vincent Byrne, Sarah Mahony, Mary Watters, Sarah Buchanan, Philomena Hoey, Daniel Watters
ABOVE: John Daly, Joe Arrowsmith, Tony King, Philip Meegan, Sarah Buchanan, Vincent Byrne, Frankie Watters, Mary McArdle, Noel Moran, James Hoey
ABOVE: Back: Vincent Byrne, John Daly, Tony King, James Hoey, Daniel Watters Front: Mary Watters, Sarah Buchanan, Philomena Hoey, Margaret Watters, Noel Moran, Frankie Watters
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