Ballymac Vintage Club Raises Over €7,000 for Local Charities
Ballymac Vintage Club recently presented the proceeds from their 16th Annual Classic Car Run, which took place over the August Bank Holiday Weekend.
Thanks to strong community support, the event raised over €7,000, with funds divided between two deserving local causes. Oileán Beo Castleisland received €3,592.74, while the Kerry Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes was presented with €3,596.55.
The club extends its gratitude to all participants, supporters, and volunteers who helped make this year’s run another resounding success.
Ballymac Vintage Club members present a cheque for €3,596.55 to the Kerry Diocesan Pilgrimage Group.
(L-R): Philip Blennerhassett, Kieran Glover, Joan Glover, Brian Glover, John Griffin, Julianne O’Sullivan, Karen Healy, Trish Horan, Nora Fealy, Kevin Griffin, Mary Lynch, Paul Horan, George Glover, Pat McCarthy, Denis Fealy, and Tom Horan
Ballymac Vintage Club members present a cheque for €3,592.74 to Oileán Beo Castleisland.
(L-R): George Glover (Ballymac Vintage Club), Liam Glover (Ballymac Vintage Club), Sean Hanly, Noreen Maguire, Emma O’Halloran, Kieran Glover (Ballymac Vintage Club), Shona Heaslip, Michael Cremins, Mary Flynn, and Paul Horan (Ballymac Vintage Club).
Kerry Diocesan Pilgrimage helpers receive a cheque for €3,596.55 from the Ballymac Vintage Club.
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