The 2025 Tractor Run will leave Parke village at 10.00 noon on Sunday 6th April 2025.
WITH SINCERE THANKS TO OUR SPONSORs
The 2025 Tractor Run will leave Parke village at 10.00 noon on Sunday 6th April 2025.
WITH SINCERE THANKS TO OUR SPONSORs
All Drivers MUST REGISTER in Parke: please bring your Driving License with you. Thanks.
This year the event is open to vintage cars and motorbikes.
We are delighted to announce Mayo Autism Camp as our charity partner for 2024.
Again our thanks to the Kilgallon, Reaney and Kerins families for facilitating the event by opening their fields to host the tractors and spectators’ and supporters’ cars.
We would also like to thanks all the sponsors (listed below) who donated goods to the value of over € 8,000 for the Monster Public Auction, and to the local businesses who supported it with services on and in the lead up to the event.
Huge thanks to the Kilgallon, Reaney and Kerins families for facilitating the event by opening their fields to host the tractors and spectators’ and supporters’ cars.
School Nature Walk: thanks to funding from the Peatland Community Engagement Scheme from the National Parks and Wildlife Service, www.npws.ie
Installation of Benches: thanks to the tireless work of Gerry Murphy, and with support from Councillor Ger Deere and the staff in Mayo County Council, PCADA are installing a series of benches at locations at scenic locations on walking routes around the area. More planned.
Bio-Diversity Plan: thanks to funding from Mayo County Council, PCADA has commissioned Dr Karina Dingerkus from Balla to develop an outline survey and action plan for the area: this will inform all future developments and give them a solid basis in sustainability.
Installation of LifeBuoy on Derryhick Lake: Gerry Murphy helped source and then installed a new lifebuoy near in the informal boat launch and swimming spots on Derryhick Lake.
Installation of Defibrillator: thanks to funding from the HSE and with the support of Parke & Crimlin GAA Club, a new defibrillator has been installed at the changing rooms in Parke.