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The sun shone brightly on the return of the Ballyroan Vintage Club for its 28th Annual Rally.
This year’s event was be held on Sunday the 13th of May, starting at 12 noon.
As usual the rally took place in the Ballyroan Abbey GAA pitch.
A large display of all things vintage featured, including cars, tractors, lorries, motorbikes and stationary engines.
The club was delighted to haave a threshing return this year, after a break for the past couple of years. A dog show also featured.
There was plenty of food on the day and great entertainment for all the family.
The club thanked all those who helped out on the day and for to all who attended
Photograher Alf Harvey went along for the Leinster Express.
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