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The winner of Clonmel Credit Union's biggest Members Draw to date has been announced. Husband and wife, Liam and Fidelma Fitzgerald are pictured collecting their cheque at the Clonmel Credit Union.
The New Year got brighter for one lucky member of Clonmel Credit Union!
Kicking off January with its biggest Members Draw yet, the Credit Union invited people from across south Tipperary to 'Beat the January Blues' with a massive life-changing €50,000 giveaway!
The draw took place on Thursday, January 23.
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Fidelma Fitzgerald was named the lucky winner.
"What a lovely call to get! I am absolutely delighted and never win anything, so it's just fantastic. Thank you so much," Fidelma Fitzgerald of Killenaule said.
Celebrating 25 years, the Members' Draw has transformed countless lives across south Tipperary.
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