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CHA-CHING! The jackpot in the St Nicholas AFC 50/50 draw is heading to Australia
The jackpot in a Tipperary club's fundraising draw is heading Down Under after this week's draw.
The St Nicholas Football Club in Solohead 50/50 draw takes place each week to raise vital funds for the football club's development.
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This week's jackpot in the 50/50 draw was €200, and it will be heading to Australia after Christopher Ryan Shiner's name was pulled out of the drum.
Also this week, Marie McGrath's name was pulled out of the drum to enter the Christmas draw to be in with a chance of winning €1,000.
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St Nicholas AFC have thanked everyone for their support of the club fundraiser each week.
Anyone who wants to buy a ticket for the St Nicholas AFC 50/50 draw can buy tickets here.
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