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CAPPINCUR GAA Club have organised a big fundraising tractor run on the May bank holiday weekend.
The run takes place on Sunday, May 4 with proceeds going towards an upgrade of their ground, including a new floodlit walking track.
The route will be a 25km loop starting at Cappincur GAA and travelling through Ballinagar and Geashill before making the way back to the field via the Tullamore bypass.
Entries for all tractors, trucks, and vintage vehicles are €20, or €30 with 6 club lotto entries. Assembly takes place from 9.30-11.00 with tea/coffee and refreshments available, before kicking off the route at 12.15 sharp.
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The Children's Tractor Run leaves Ger & Emma Treacy's at 11:30 am sharp for the Cappincur pitch. Please label your children's tractors, bikes, and cars, etc.
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Anyone wishing to register can contact any club member or do so on the club's social media forums. There will also be other additions to the day, including a raffle and auction.
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