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06 Sept 2025
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Members of the Graignamanagh Camogie Club are buzzing with excitement as the winners of their latest Split the Pot draw have been announced.
The draw, which has become a highly anticipated community event, continues to garner support and enthusiasm from locals.
The top winner in this round is John Garell, who takes home a hefty €300.50. Nuala & Mona, courtesy of Willie's Bar, secured the second prize, a respectable €50, while Kate O’Neill walks away with a tidy sum of €25.
The Split the Pot draw has proven to be a successful fundraising initiative for the camogie club, providing much-needed financial support for various activities and programs.
The community's involvement has been instrumental in the draw's success, and the club expresses gratitude to everyone who participated.
The next draw is scheduled for this Friday, promising another chance for locals to try their luck. Envelopes for entry are conveniently available in over 12 premises around town, making it easy for community members to get involved. Online entries are also accepted until 6pm this Thursday.
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