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There was a great turnout of participants and supporters for a charity tractor and lorry run in Ballintra.
The convoy of close to 70 vehicles setout from St Bridgid's Community Centre shortly after 2pm on bank holiday Monday, February 2. They travelled along the Main Street, then headed towards the N15, going as far as the Lidl roundabout in Donegal Town and back to Ballintra.
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The event was a fundraiser for Naomh Brid GAA and Jigsaw, a charity which provides mental health supports
In addition to the tractor and lorry run, there was a raffle, and soup, sandwiches and hot drinks were served in the hall.
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Anyone who could not make it along but would like to support this fundraiser can do so via the gofundme page
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