Click on the arrows to go through Clive Wasson's photos A huge crowd turned out for the Allen Wylie Tractor Run on Saturday. In November, Allen Wylie, the man behind the massive fundraising event, passed away at his Letterkenny home aged 81. On Saturday, tractor enthusiasts gathered in their droves in sunny conditions for the 2024 staging of an event that has raised over €100,000 in the years since it was first held in 2011. Participants gathered at the Clanree Hotel and a charity auction took place before the Tractor Run got underway. All money raised goes to the Donegal-Galway cancer bus.

placeholder image — Click on the arrows to go through Clive Wasson's photos A huge crowd turned out for the Allen Wylie Tractor Run on Saturday. In November, Allen Wylie, the man behind the massive fundraising event, passed away at his Letterkenny home aged 81. On Saturday, tractor enthusiasts gathered in their droves in sunny conditions for the 2024 staging of an event that has raised over €100,000 in the years since it was first held in 2011. Participants gathered at the Clanree Hotel and a charity auction took place before the Tractor Run got underway. All money raised goes to the Donegal-Galway cancer bus.

In pictures: Huge crowds for Allen Wylie Tractor Run

By Chris McNulty

DonegalLive multimedia journalist

Published 12th May 2024, 09:33 GMT

In November, Allen Wylie, the man behind the massive fundraising event, passed away at his Letterkenny home aged 81 and his memory was honoured in style on Saturday

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