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Ella, Lorraine, Eabha, Séan and Brian Duignan pictured at the 2024 Streete Vintage Show. Photo: Shelley Corcoran
After a hugely successful staging of the Streete Vintage Show 2024 that drew the largest attendance on record, the organisers are already looking forward to next year’s event.
The Streete Parish Park Vintage Committee has moved to thank “each and every one for attending and participating” in the 2024 Vintage Show.
“We are truly grateful for everyone’s cooperation. We thank everyone that was involved in bringing the show to life including the people who brought vintage cars, tractors, machinery owners, trade stalls and of course our local volunteers and staff,” a spokesperson said.
“This wouldn’t have happened without the help and guidance from others.
“This year’s attendance was our highest on record and we couldn’t be more grateful to see everyone enjoy the day.
“We hope to see you all next year for another great event.”
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