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Hoping to open bingo halls
A brilliant night of community bingo is ahead in Laois next week, in aid of a new Autism classroom.
The parents council of The Rock National School near Mountmellick are holding the special fundraiser and they have huge prizes in a raffle if players are not lucky with their bingo cards on the night.
"Join us for a night of craic, big wins and bingo madness, bring your lucky markers. All proceeds go towards our new ASD classroom at the Rock NS," the parents council say.
Top prize is a pair of Forest Fest music festival day passes, followed by a €170 Halfords voucher, a bouncy castle voucher, and many more lovely prizes sponsored by local businesses, including plenty of winter fuel and Christmas vouchers.
There is also over €2,000 in cash prizes to be won on the night.
The Rock NS Bingo night will take place on Tuesday, December 2 in The Rock GAA community hall.
Raffle prizes can be purchased in advance of the night also via Revolut to 0876351466, 3 tickets for €5.
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The fun starts at 8pm, with ample parking at the venue. Books are €10 each, with sales starting at 7.10pm.
The Rock NS welcomed a new six pupil ASD classroom this September on the Mountmellick Emo road.
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