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The Lough Rynn Harvest Festival and Vintage Day took place recently and once again it proved to be a day packed full of all the old favourite exciting features and many new ones.
Back at its home venue, at the grounds of Lough Rynn Castle, Mohill the festival is the biggest of its kind in the northwest and attracts large crowds from a wide area.
Willie Donnellan was on hand throughout the day to capture some of the people, animals and machines that were in attendance.
Today at Lough Rynn Harvest Festival - loads of entertainment for both young and old and great crowds out all afternoon in sunny conditions #leitrim #ireland pic.twitter.com/Qsf4Luo3mY
— Mark Kelly (@thewateredge) September 23, 2018
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