GALLERY: Petrolheads come together at Causey Farm for Cars and Coffee
The event ‘Cars and Coffee’ took place in Causey Farm on Sunday 30th of March, Athboy musician and car enthusiast Brian Mullen organised the day in support of Meath Hospice Transport and SOSAD.
“It's a great social event to get people together and because it's a big charity event as well. That's why we changed it around, as in not just to have cars and coffee, we opened it up to tractors, lorries, motorbikes and even music of some local artists,” said Brian Mullen.
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Dave Corcan with his 1957 Chevy PickupImage 2 of 11
Paddy Mc Manus from Kells with his 1974 Ford Cortina Mark 3 2000EImage 3 of 11
Senan Keough from Bohermeen in the Meath Civil Defence FiretruckImage 4 of 11
Brian Mullen organiser of Cars and Coffee with Paul NelsonImage 5 of 11
Peter Falvey from Tippperary ready to start the A "No Oil, No Water" contest.Image 6 of 11
Dave Lyangh performing on the stageImage 7 of 11
Pj Cooney from Kells with his Lancia Arda 1951Image 8 of 11
Gavan Lynch from SOSADImage 9 of 11
Dermot O'Brian, Núla O'Brian, William Inglis, George TugwellImage 10 of 11
Fran Needham, Jerry Burke, Philip Ryan from Kells and DunshaughlinImage 11 of 11
Aaron De Las Casas, Athur De Las Casas, Mia De Las CasasThe event featured a raffle and another opportunity to win with a competition where participants could guess how long a car would keep running without oil or water, The competition drew in a very eager crowd to see the results of who got the closed estimate. The car lasted 38 Minutes and 34 seconds and the competition was won by Bernie Murtagh.
With cars coming and going throughout the day, a great atmosphere and people enjoying amazing sunny weather the day was a great success.