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Mary O’Neill, Monica Power and Mary O’Hanlon got into the spirit of the St Patrick’s Day themed fundraising music night in the Old Mill. Picture Anne Marie Magorrian
A night of music and dancing in the Old Mill Pub in Carrick-on-Suir to celebrate St Patrick’s Day raised over €1,200 for Tipperary University Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit and Carrick’s Meals Assistance Services.
Well known local DJ Dermot Mansfield and his partner Teighan Quinlan organised the fundraiser on the Monday night, March 16 with Dermot providing the music entertainment.
The event included a raffle with a large hamper donated by Carrick Meals Assistance Services as one of the main prizes.
“It was a brilliant night; the pub was packed with people. We sold loads of raffle tickets and also sold St Patrick’s Day themed hats at the event,” said Teighan.
The event raised €1,270, which will be divided evenly between the two causes. Teighan said the cheque presentations will be made in the next few weeks.
DJ Dermot Mansfield with Martina Walsh and her daughter Katie Walsh at the fundraising music night in The Old Mill Pub in Carrick-on-Suir.
Check out more photos from the event in this week's edition of The Nationalist now on sale in local shops.
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