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Another brilliant year for Livingstone Tractor Run raising over £54,000 for two local cancer charities.
The Tractor Run is in its seventh year, raising a total over £300,000 for both the Southern Area Hospice and NI Children’s Hospice.
The Livingstone Family and supporters, along with Ben Sergeant, of Ben Sergeant Tractors, presented the proceeds of £27,012 to Jenny and Jim Irwin for the Children’s Hospice and £27,012 to Myrtle and Neville Pogue for the Southern Area Hospice.
The Livingstone Christmas Tractor Run took place in December with a record number of tractors attending.
Tractors, their owners, and admirers eagerly queued up to register and take part in the event during the Christmas holidays.
There was a fantastic display of tractors on display with many arriving from early morning to the Armagh Business Park (ABP).
In Pictures: Hundreds turn out for annual Livingstone Tractor Run
The sea of tractors departed from ABP and made their way to Markethill, Hamiltonsbawn, Richhill and Armagh before returning to the start for a BBQ, refreshments, entertainment, auction and raffle.
With collections taking part in all towns, thanks to all who helped collect in the towns, not forgetting the many marshals under the direction of Francie and Barry Lappin.
The event was well supported by many volunteers, eager to help with the organising, selling tickets, registering tractors, cooking, serving food and refreshments.
The event would not be a success without the many helpers who assisted the Livingstone family – a massive thank you to the many who volunteered to help.
The Livingstone Family said: “It is fantastic to bring the total raised to over £300,000 with the total raised from the event started in 2012, we never thought this would be possible.
“With another record-breaking number of 752 tractors we are pleased with the continued success of the event.
“The event receives great support from the many volunteers and helpers who attend meetings, steward, collect, cook and help us in so many ways not just on the day, but at the many meetings in events – we thank them for their continued support – without them it would not be possible.”
Finally, the family would like to thank the local companies who provided sponsorship or donations towards the events, too numerous to mentions, thank you for your support.
The final few Tractor Run DVD are available for those who may want to purchase, priced at £10.
It can be purchased in by contacting any of the Livingstone family directly or through the official Facebook page WaLivingstoneSons