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A similar tractor to the one that will be raffled. \ Philip Doyle
Like most farmers, I love tractors. And what’s better than using tractors for a good cause?
Like most farmers, I love tractors.
And what’s better than using tractors for a good cause?
Orla Neely and her husband, Mark, are raffling a Massey 135 in aid of Donegal Hospice, which has just been granted planning permission for a new extension.
The raffle will take place on 31 August in Kilmacrennan, alongside the annual Tawney Tractor Run and Family Barn Dance.
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