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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Some of the attendance at the Bewley’s Big Coffee Morning at Lisadobber Pub. Organiser Bridget Landy is in the second row far right. Picture Anne Marie Magorrian
Lisadobber Pub near Carrick-on-Suir was the venue for a wonderfully supported Bewley’s Big Coffee Morning in aid of South Tipperary Hospice on September 21.
The event, organised by Bridget Landy, ran from 9am to 2pm and raised more than €2,000 on the day with money still coming in afterwards from the raffle.
Home baking, sandwiches and a hot buffet were laid on for visitors.
Bridget provided the gifts for the four raffle hampers. She thanks all who supported the event and Lisadobber Pub proprietor Pa Tobin for providing the venue.
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