The evening was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate almost a century of friendship, fellowship and young farming life within the Ahoghill community.
It brought together people from across the generations to reflect on the club’s history, recognise the many memories made over the years and look forward to the future of Ahoghill YFC.
Guests enjoyed a fantastic evening in the beautiful surroundings of the Leighinmohr House Hotel, with plenty of conversation, laughter and reminiscing throughout the night.
The celebrations were a great success, with everyone thoroughly enjoying the opportunity to come together and celebrate such a significant occasion in the club’s history.
A particularly important part of the evening was supporting the club’s chosen charity, Friends of the Cancer Centre.
The charity was chosen in recognition of the valuable support it provides to cancer patients and their families across Northern Ireland.
The club was delighted to have the opportunity to support such a worthwhile cause as part of this special anniversary celebration.
A major highlight of the evening was the raffle and auction, both of which proved to be a tremendous success.
There was great enthusiasm and support from those attending, with a fantastic selection of prizes helping to make the fundraising activities a real highlight of the celebrations.
The generosity of everyone who donated prizes, placed bids and purchased raffle tickets was greatly appreciated and helped make the evening such a success, while also supporting the club’s chosen charity.
The anniversary celebration was not only a chance to mark 95 years of Ahoghill YFC, but also to recognise the importance of the club in bringing young people together, building lasting friendships and creating opportunities for members to develop new skills and experiences.
The success of the evening would not have been possible without the support and generosity of everyone involved, from those who helped organise the event to the businesses and individuals who contributed to the raffle and auction, as well as all those who attended and helped make it such a memorable occasion.
The club would like to extend its sincere thanks to everyone who played a part in making the celebrations such a fantastic success.
As Ahoghill YFC celebrates this impressive milestone, the club can look back with pride on its 95-year history and look ahead with excitement to the years to come.
The evening was a fitting celebration of the club’s past, present and future, while also demonstrating the generosity and community spirit that remain at the heart of Ahoghill YFC.

9. Alan Gillespie, Aimee Lowry and Annie Wylie current club members.
Alan Gillespie, Aimee Lowry and Annie Wylie current club members. Photo: AHOGHILL YFC

10. Past members, Ian Small and David Gillespie.
Past members, Ian Small and David Gillespie. Photo: AHOGHILL YFC

11. Past member, Thomas Duffin and daughter Anna Duffin, current committee member.
Past member, Thomas Duffin and daughter Anna Duffin, current committee member. Photo: AHOGHILL YFC

12. Sarah Chesney receiving the award for public speaking.
Sarah Chesney receiving the award for public speaking. Photo: AHOGHILL YFC


