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On Sunday December 29 Poulacapple National School held a very successful tractor
run.
All proceeds are going towards the new sensory garden and library at the school.
Tractors,trucks and cars all gathered at local agricultural contractor JJ Burkes's yard from before 12 noon.
Before the run started an auction took place and tickets were sold for the raffle which
was held in The Auld House Killamery later that evening.
Once the auction had finished the engines were fired up and all vehicles headed off on the run heading for Killamery,
Windgap, Kilmaganny and eventually finishing back at Killamery.
With well over 150 tractors and then trucks and cars at least 200 vehicles took part.
A huge well done to the organising committee for organising such a well-run event.
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