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Ferguson tractors
Narraghmore Vintage Group are hoping to set a new Guinness World Record, and lead the largest Ferguson tractor parade live on TV.
The group, set up in 2009, is hoping 150 Ferguson fanatics will come together on Thursday April 12 to set the new World Record live on RTÉ's hit show Big Week on the Farm. A representative will also be present from Guinness World Record on the day.
The parade will start in Narraghmore Village at approximately 12pm and set off to St Laurences GAA on the day in a bid to try break the current record, which stands at 100 Fergusons.
If you want to see the group enter the history books, you'll find more information on their Facebook page.
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