by Gillian McDade
Two good causes are to benefit from this year's Mid-Ulster Truck Festival.
The event takes place this weekend at the Lavey Termoneeney Centre in Gulladuff.
It's the tenth anniversary of the event.
Proceeds will go to the Northern Ireland Hospice and the Children's Hospice.
Trucker Paddy Donnelly says the charity was chosen, as it cared for friend and fellow trucker Glen Finlay who passed away in 2011.:
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