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Photo by Jessica Tynan Photography.
A local tractor and motorcycle run organised in by a group of men in Tipperary has raised €14,500 for charity.
On Sunday October 6 2024 Revival at the Ragg hosted a Tractor & Motorcycle Run in aid of Suir Haven Cancer Support Centre and The Irish Cancer Society Night Nurses.
The charity event was organised by local men, Tom Tynan, Richard Maher, Liam McLoughlin, Con Callanan and Dan Tynan with all money raised will go towards supporting and aiding these two vital cancer supports.
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The event was greatly supported by the local community and attracted the support of over 160 motorcycles and 120 tractors travelling from far and wide.
On Friday April 4 2025, Revival at the Ragg again hosted the presentation of the cheque for €14,500 to two representatives of Suir Haven Cancer Support Centre Anna Ryan and Mary Callanan.
The organisers would like to sincerely thank all those who supported and donated to the event.
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