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John Macnamara, Elaine Houlihan, Richard O'Regan, Garda Mark O'Mahony, Debbie O'Carroll, Martin Brosnan and Joey O'Donoghue at the Limerick Show last year
AN ADVANCED tractor course for teenagers is back at Limerick Show on Sunday, August 24 by popular demand.
The aim of the course is to help save lives and make the roads a safer place following a number of machinery-related incidents involving young drivers in recent years.
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Courses, organised by John Macnamara and Richard O'Regan, were held in Kilmallock Mart before it was held during Limerick Show at the racecourse last year.
There was positive feedback from participants and parents.
The free event at Limerick Show will feature practical tractor driving experience as well as tractor driving theory.
Parents of teens are asked to register their interest by emailing tractorsafetylimerick@gmail.com
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