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The South Donegal Vintage and Heritage Club Field Day is on its way back to Rossnowlagh. PHOTO: Siobhan McGowan
The South Donegal Vintage and Heritage Club’s Annual Field Day is always a wonderful, family day out and this year’s event promises to be as entertaining as ever.
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The field day will once again take place in the Council (Main) Car Park in Rossnowlagh, on Sunday, April 27 from 11am to 4pm, and is a fundraiser for Donegal Hospice and Sligo Oncology Unit.
This year’s display of vintage vehicles will have a David Brown theme, as well as featuring other vintage tractors, cars, bikes, lorries, stationary engines, old farm machinery, memorabilia and more.
There will be live music and skills demonstrations, autojumble, refreshments and loads of family fun throughout the day.
Over the years, the South Donegal Vintage and Heritage Club has raised a huge amount of money to support cancer services in the north west. Their efforts have allowed for the purchase or upgrade of vital equipment such as hospice beds, chemotherapy chairs and much more.
Everyone is invited to come along and enjoy a great day’s fun for all the family.
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