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The convoy will set off at 5pm, travel around the parish of Cloughaneely, and return to Falcarragh at around 5:30pm
Falcarragh is lighting up for Christmas this Sunday, December 7, with a festive tractor and vintage car run taking place in the afternoon.
The run, which is being organised by CLG Chloich Cheannfhaola, will gather at Páirc Naomh Fionán, with registration opening at 4pm.
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The convoy will set off at 5pm, travel around the parish of Cloughaneely, and return to Falcarragh at around 5:30pm.
Following the run, participants and spectators can enjoy the Christmas lights switching on in the town, accompanied by live music from a selection of local singers.
Both the junior and senior Cloughaneely bands are also expected to perform. And of course, no Christmas celebration would be complete without a special appearance from Santa himself!
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