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Organisers are encouraging participants to bring along an Easter egg on the day, which will be donated as part of the fundraiser
A special charity motorcycle run will take place in Donegal later this month as members of the Northern Tribe Motorcycle Club prepare for their Annual Easter Egg Run in support of a local domestic violence service.
The event will take place on Sunday, March 22, with bikers gathering at Apple Green in Lifford before setting off at 1pm. Organisers are encouraging participants to bring along an Easter egg on the day, which will be donated as part of the fundraiser.
All proceeds from the run will go towards supporting children connected to the Donegal Women’s Domestic Violence Service, helping provide resources and support for young people affected by domestic violence across the county.
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Organisers are hoping for a strong turnout of bikers and supporters on the day as they aim to make a meaningful contribution to families supported by the Donegal Women’s Domestic Violence Service.
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