The Livingstone Family Tractor Run returned earlier today (Saturday, December 27) — and once again the community came out in their droves to support one of the region’s biggest Christmas charity events.
Hundreds of tractors rolled out from Armagh Business Park this morning, creating a spectacular convoy through the town and marking yet another successful year for the festive fundraiser.
Families lined the route with plenty of festive cheer as the engines fired up at the annual charity event, which continues to attract huge support year after year.
This year’s run once again raised vital funds for Evora (formerly Southern Area Hospice), Air Ambulance NI, NI Children’s Hospice and Dementia NI, with crowds turning out in huge numbers to show their appreciation.
The 2025 event was officially launched in recent weeks alongside principal sponsor Ben Sergeant and Miss Northern Ireland, Carly Wilson, setting the tone for what has become a staple of the local festive calendar.
A tradition built on love — and now more than £1.2m raised.
The Livingstone Family Tractor Run began in 2012, founded by the Livingstone family in gratitude for the care given to Marina Livingstone in her final weeks at Southern Area Hospice.
What started as a heartfelt thank-you has since grown into a charity powerhouse. You can continue to support their cause by donating on the JustGiving link here.
Check out our gallery from today’s event below. Photos by Vincent Loughran.
