The hugely popular Truck Fest returned to Milford last weekend.
The event which attracts up to 200 trucks of all shapes and sizes, has been taking place since 2006 with a gap during the past two years because of the pandemic.
Sean Crerand and Paul O’Brien give the North West Truck Fest a thumbs up when it returned to Milford on Saturday, this year raising funds for Ellie’s Wish to Walk and MS Ireland.
Truck fans of all ages, like Stephen and Daragh Caldwell, turned out to see the impressive hardware on display at Truck Fest.
STUNNING…A night time light display at this year’s North West Truck Fest in Milford. The popular event returned at the weekend following a two-year break due to Covid. Truck Fest has been running since 2006 and traditonally attracts up to 200 vehicles of all shapes and sizes. Truck Fest 2022 did not disappoint with a large numbers of participants and visitors out to enjoy the sights and sounds and for a catch up with old friends.
Ronan Doherty and Paul O’Brien having a catch up and a can.
Conor Dunne, Cara Campbell and Samuel McGarvey.
Packie Bougle and Leeroy Doherty take a front-bumper seat.
Motor fans enjoying the sights and sounds of Truck Fest 2022.
A FAMILY AFFAIR…The Robb and Sons team out in force for the North West Truck Fest on Saturday evening. Set to benefit from the popular event are two good causes – Ellie’s Wish to Walk and MS Ireland.
Little Daibhian Houston looks amazed at the sights on display at Truck Fest, pictured in the lap of grandad John Long.
Mark McDaid, Eunan Doherty, Daphne McDaid and Tara McDaid at Truck Fest in Milford at the weekend.
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