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Members and friends of the Granard Clay Shooting Club at the presentation of cheque to The Friends of St Luke's Cancer Care Charity, Dublin Picture: Lissette Carcamo
Granard Clay Shooting Club held their annual Christmas party on December 13 in Fay's Bar, Granard.
At this event they presented a cheque for €4,550 to The Friends of St Luke's Cancer Care, Dublin.
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Caption: Committee members Chairperson Patrick Martin, Treasurer Tommie Lynch and Secretary Raymond O'Reilly presenting the cheque of €4,550 to The Friends of St Luke's Charity, Dublin. Picture: Lissette Carcamo
This money was raised at their Charlie Martin Memorial Charity Shoot which was held on August 31.
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Thank you to all the shooters who travelled from all over on the day and our local community for supporting us. It was much appreciated.
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