Carlow to Cork Tractor Club raffling a Massey Ferguson to raise funds for sick children
Some prize!
The Carlow to Cork Tractor Club is raffling a "vintage" Massey Ferguson tractor to help raise funds for sick children at Our Lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin.
The group say they are "going all out" in 2019 to raise funds for the care of Ireland's sick children.
This year, they are holding a huge raffle, with an iconic vintage Massey 135 tractor up for grabs as first prize.
The tractor is in "top-quality condition and it is a rarity".
The Carlow to Cork tractor club was established in 2005 with the aim of preserving vintage tractors while raising funds for the Crumlin hospital and to promote safety on vintage machinery.
Other prizes will be announced soon and organisers are asking people to support this worthy cause by buying a raffle ticket.
The raffle will take place on November 16 in Jimmy D's Bar in Bagenalstown.