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06 Sept 2025
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Over 200 tractors took part in the Donal Bradley Memorial Tractor Run from Biddy's O'Barnes and photograher Siobhan McGowan was there to capture the event in pictures.
Aidan and Paula Cassidy together with John, Nicole, Victoria and Grace Marie Bradley organised the Tractor Run.
People came from a wide area around to support the event.
The route took the Tractor Run passed Donal's native homestead at Clogher. Donal's brother Patrick led the vintage tractors while his daughter Nicole led the modern tractors.
Refreshments and music after the run were sponsored by Biddy’s o’ Barnes
All proceeds going to Donegal Addiction Services and White Oaks Rehab Centre. With money still coming in, the final figure is yet to be announced.
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