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Customers may enter as often as they wish, once they have spent over €5 in stores in the town
Clonmel Borough District is running a competition that will benefit shop owners and shoppers in Clonmel and encourage customers to do their Christmas shopping in the town.
Clonmel Borough District is encouraging all customers who spend over €5 in stores in the town any day between December 1-12 to take a picture of their receipt and e-mail winwednesday@tipperarycoco.ie with their name and number.
Customers may enter the draw as often as they wish with different receipts, once they have spent over €5 in different shops in Clonmel during this period.
On Wednesday, December 14 lots of local shop vouchers will be presented as €50 prizes to all the winners.
Results and other information will be posted to the Clonmel Borough District Instagram account and Clonmel Borough District’s Twitter page.
All shop owners in town are reminded that if they or any of their staff are creative by nature, make sure not to miss out on the Best Dressed Christmas Window Display competition to be in with a chance to win one of five €100 prizes.
Any shop or business that wants to participate in this initiative should contact clonmelbd@tipperarycoco.ie
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