Club Notes – February 15th 2026
LOTTO DRAW
Our club lotto draw took place on Sunday, February 15th in The Richmond Inn for a jackpot of €4,980.
Numbers drawn were 15, 17, 26, 28.
As there was no outright jackpot winner, the following four cash prizes were drawn:
€40 Jennifer and Kevin Connell
€20 Mary Geraghty
€20 James Edgeworth
€20 Sean Farrell – Cashel
Congratulations to our winners.
Our next lotto draw will take place in The Chestnut Tree, Killashee on Sunday, March 1st, for a jackpot €5,040.
Never miss a draw, buy our yearly lotto for only €44. You can buy online by visiting play.clubforce.com and choose Killashee St. Brigid’s or purchase from any committee member.
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
Club Membership is now due for all players and members. Our Club Registrar, Liam Farrell, will be available in the Clubhouse this Friday from 7.00pm to 8.00pm to facilitate registrations. Alternatively, members may register online at foireann.ie, or you may contact our Secretary, Anne, to arrange payment at your earliest convenience. We kindly ask all members to complete their registration as soon as possible.
TABLE QUIZ
The club will be hosting a Table Quiz on Friday, March 27th, in the Richmond Inn, Clondra. A table of four costs €40. We would be grateful for any sponsorship of spot prizes for the event. If you wish to contribute, please contact any committee member. Your continued support is greatly appreciated and plays an important role in meeting the ongoing costs of running our club.
SCRAP METAL COLLECTION
Any unwanted metal items you have lying around the house or farmyard can be dropped into Liam Farrell’s workshop, Monday to Friday 9.00am to 6.00pm. All monies raised goes towards the running of the club. Collection can also be arranged and if in doubt of what’s acceptable, you can contact Liam on 0861632842.
SYMPATHY
We extend our deepest sympathies to the Garrahan family on the sad and untimely passing of Niamh Garrahan, Clonbraney, Kenagh. We also offer our heartfelt condolences to the Cox and Casey families, Killashee, at this very difficult time. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam.
