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The Templemore Bridge Club played for the President's prize over the past two weeks, which brought the 2024/2025 Bridge season to an end.
Tom Leahy emerged as the winner, and was presented with his beautiful prize by outgoing President Breda Murphy.
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Following a lovely dinner and presentation of prizes the AGM was held, after which some members stayed on to play a few hands of cards to bring the evening to a close.
It was a double celebration for Tom Leahy who was then announced as the club's new President for the 2025/2026 season which will commence towards the end of September.
Following the success of last year's Morning Bridge which attracted many new members it was decided that Summer Bridge will commence on Wednesday, June 4 in the McAuley Centre Templemore, and will run from 11am to 12pm.
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The club says beginners are more than welcome, and if you are interested in playing the game, contact Kathleen Collier on 086 389 1114.
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