Vehicle Entries For 2011 Claragh Bridge Vintage Show

th annual cross-community vintage, classic and agricultural show scheduled to take place on Saturday 30th July 2011 from 11.00am on B175 Ballynahinch Road, Drumaroad, outside Castlewellan.xa0 Entries are now being accepted for this year’s show and insertion into the 2011 show programme. Entry submissions for all types of classic, vintage and agricultural vehicles can be submitted, and those vehicle entries who would like their vehicle also published in the 2011 show programme are advised to register early by requesting a vehicle entry form from: the Club Secretary ,Mrs. Elizabeth Doyle, on 028 44 811518, or by emailing [email protected] or logging onto www.claraghbridge.com where a vehicle entry registration form can now be downloaded. All entries to be submitted by 28th June 2011 to guarantee insertion in 2011 show programme.xa0 As in previous years vehicle entries can also still be registered on the day of the show. Stall holders and stands wishing to also exhibit in either the country market and craft fayre marquee or in show field are also recommended to make an early booking with the club secretary. This year’s 2011 show promises to once again be a popular family day out with a wide range of various types of vehicles, events, competitions, exhibition stands, and much more.xa0 Plus the old style Blacksmith’s Shop will be open to the public with a full range of traditional Blacksmith tools and equipment.]]>

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