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Anna Corrigan, Bernie and Mick Hagan, Noel Reynolds, James and Katie Mee, David Reilly, James Reynolds and Michael Tuite at the 2017 Aaron Hagan Memorial Hunt. Photo by Shelley Corcoran
The 9th annual Aaron Hagan Memorial Hunt will take place this Sunday, January 28. The event also includes a 7KM walk/run/cycle as well as a raffle and auction.
Hunt registration and assembly takes place from 12.30pm at the Dromard GAA clubhouse at Páirc na nGael, with the hunt departing at 1.30pm.
Registration for the 7KM walk/run/cycle is from 12.30pm at the Clubhouse with participants departing at 1.45pm.
The auction and raffle will take place at 4pm approximately.
Proceeds from the day go to Meals on Wheels and Tubberpatrick Cemetery upkeep.
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