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Pictured at the presentation of a cheque for €2,100 to Philip O’Doherty, the most recent winner of the Sologhead GAA Club’s Ace of Hearts Fundraising draw were from left: Ellie, Philip and Jennifer
ACE OF HEARTS DRAW
Following the presentation of his winning jackpot cheque of €2100, Phillip O’Doherty drew the first ticket from the drum in last week’s draw which resumed with a Jackpot of €1,500.
While the Jackpot remained intact the ticket drawn was purchased by Mary Hanley of Ballyryan who collected €50.
The following were the €25 runners-up prize winners, Robert Breen, Cashel, Sean Jackson, Monard, Dan Quirke, Sologhead, Teresa Dee, Seskin.
Sellers prize went to Patrick Russell and the Jackpot for last Monday night, January 2, was €1600.
The draw committee wish to to thank everyone who continues to support our weekly Ace of Hearts Draw which is now commencing its ninth year and has developed into a solid foundation in the everyday running costs of the club.
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