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Ballingarry Camogie Club held their "Dawn til Dusk" fundraiser on Saturday last in glorious sunshine in O’Sullivan Park, Ballingarry.
CAMOGIE CLUB’S DAWN TIL DUSK FUNDARISER
Ballingarry Camogie Club held their "Dawn til Dusk" fundraiser on Saturday last in glorious sunshine in O’Sullivan Park, Ballingarry. This was a novel idea for a fundraiser – there was something there to suit all age groups.
People walked, ran or skipped around the field from 6am till 6pm.
There was plenty of camogie was on display and activities suitable for children organised (obstacle course, tug of war, kiddies corner) throughout the day with the majority taking place from 3pm-6pm. Teas and coffee were available throughout the day. The Face-painting was a big hit, as was the food from the Barbeque.
Thanks to all who came along to support our main fundraiser event for camogie this year.
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