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08 Sept 2025
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08 Sept 2025
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Congratulations this week goes to Frank Moloney, Punchestown, county Kildare who this week scooped the final Jackpot of €6700 in the Sologhead GAA Club's Ace of Hearts fund raising draw.
ACE OF HEARTS DRAW
Congratulations this week goes to Frank Moloney who this week scooped the final Jackpot of €6700 in our Ace of Hearts fund raising draw.
Frank, who is a brother- in-law to our main ticket seller Lar Keeffe lives in Punchestown Co. Kildare is a regular contributor to our draw and we wish him well with his timely Christmas cash prize.
The other runners-up prizes of €50 each included Maria Riordan, An Chuirt Monard, Teresa Dee Seskin, Mary Desmond c/o D. Morrissey Cullen, The Red and Green Syndicate Sologhead.
Hampers (3), Pat Russell, Timmy O’Dwyer and Daithi Morrissey (Cappawhite).
2 x €50 prizes went to Michael Lynch and Mary Ellen Breen Cullen.
The Jackpot resumed at €1500 last Monday night which was held in Jimmy Whites, Bohertrime.
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