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Tipperary Ladies Football Club are holding a 24-hour pre-Christmas Spinathon
Killenaule GAA’s 24 hour Spinathon!
Killenaule Ladies Football Club are running a spinathon in Killenaule Car Park from 7am onwards on both December 23 and 24.
There will be over 90 cyclists ‘spinning’ their heart out, helping to raise funds to support the rapidly growing club.
Having started in 2022, the club already has almost 120 players. A contribution from the funds raised will also be made to the four schools in the parish. Call in on the day to support the cyclists or donate online at: www.idonate.ie/ fundraiser/KillenauleSpinathon
Christmas Autism Class Fundraiser
Killenaule GAA will host their fourth edition of the 'Robins Bowl' on December 26 at 11am.
A football game between Under 35's and over 35's players in the club. Played in great spirits but highly competitive, players and supporters make a contribution on the day and all funds raised will go to the Autism Classes in Scoil Ruain and St Marys NS.
We hope to see you there!
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