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TODAY FM – SOUND TOWN COMPETITION
New Inn village is this month’s winner after Rockwell Rovers LGFA entered “Sound Town” competition.
Tadhg Mohally entered the ladies football club into the competition and on Sunday morning last he spoke on Today FM. Tadhg mentioned the various fundraisers held by the club in the past year or so for Tipperary Down Syndrome, Little Blue Heroes charity and Darkness into Light.
In total over €2600 has been raised with the help of New Inn community for these charities. Each month a different town will be picked and at the end of the year, an overall winner will be picked. We are now in the running to win €10,000 at the end of the year.
Huge congrats to everybody in the community who make it all possible and the very best of luck!
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