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Funds raised will go directly to the Donegal Hospice, which provides essential palliative care services across the county
A charity tractor and vintage car run will take place in aid of the Donegal Hospice this weekend.
The run will take place at Teach Dixon, Mín Larach on Saturday. Registration opens at 1pm and the convoy will set off at 2pm, bringing together a colourful mix of tractors, Honda 50s, and vintage cars for a lively afternoon on the roads.
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Following the run, participants and spectators can enjoy refreshments and finger food, before the evening rounds off with a performance from local band Fiddlestix, who will take to the stage at 7pm for live music.
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