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A Tractor Run in memory of Donal Chapman who lost his battle with MS just over one year ago took place on Saturday, November 25. Donal was a great advocate of the MS Society (Longford) and with a great strength of character he took part in many fundraising events such as a Skydive, Bungee Jump, and the Christmas Day Swim to mention a few. The Tractor Run organised by neighbours and friends of Donal, raised funds for Longford Multiple Sclerosis.
Longford Leader / Longford Live photographer Shelley Corcoran went along to Newtowncashel for the start of the event before it headed off towards Lanesboro and she captured some great photographs and we hope you enjoy them. And don't forget to tag and share with your friends!
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