The best ever Mount Druid Rally - £11,500 raised!

MOUNT Druid Vintage Rally was held at The Rectory, Ballintoy, last Saturday - and WHAT a day!
Pictured is Mount Druid Vintage Rally Event Organisers James Kirkpatrick, Rev Patrick Barton and Leslie Heaney at last Saturday's P&O Ferries sponsored Rally in Ballintoy. INBM25-14 12 RALLY 12SPictured is Mount Druid Vintage Rally Event Organisers James Kirkpatrick, Rev Patrick Barton and Leslie Heaney at last Saturday's P&O Ferries sponsored Rally in Ballintoy. INBM25-14 12 RALLY 12S
Pictured is Mount Druid Vintage Rally Event Organisers James Kirkpatrick, Rev Patrick Barton and Leslie Heaney at last Saturday's P&O Ferries sponsored Rally in Ballintoy. INBM25-14 12 RALLY 12S

As always they had something for all the family - threshing, tractor games, displays, demonstrations, stalls, teas, crafts, raffle, bbq, rides and all day live music.

There was the popular children’s corner, bouncy castle and face painting as well as some pampering for the ‘mummy’s’ with Nail Art.

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The hundreds of visitors also enjoyed live music from a local steel band while Sam O’Neill and Michael Kennedy were on stage keeping the crowds tapping their feet. There was line and Irish dancing plus demonstrations from Ballycastle firefighters plus a hugely popular dog show.

Pictured is Mount Druid Vintage Rally Event Organisers James Kirkpatrick, Rev Patrick Barton and Leslie Heaney at last Saturday's P&O Ferries sponsored Rally in Ballintoy. INBM25-14 12 RALLY 12SPictured is Mount Druid Vintage Rally Event Organisers James Kirkpatrick, Rev Patrick Barton and Leslie Heaney at last Saturday's P&O Ferries sponsored Rally in Ballintoy. INBM25-14 12 RALLY 12S
Pictured is Mount Druid Vintage Rally Event Organisers James Kirkpatrick, Rev Patrick Barton and Leslie Heaney at last Saturday's P&O Ferries sponsored Rally in Ballintoy. INBM25-14 12 RALLY 12S

And as if that wasn’t enough, there was archery, wood turning, a mobile saw mill, coconut shy, rickety wheel plus the every popular tractor display.

Speaking to Rev Barton, who kindly donated his land for the event, he said the Rally was ‘one of the best ever’ after it raised a staggering £11,500.

Thanking everyone for their donations of time and funds including the Group Parishes of Ballintoy and Dunseverick, he also added a special thanks to the local sponsors including P&O Ferries.

See this week’s paper for two page picture special!!!!