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Emo GAA. Picture Credit: Denis Byrne
Emo GAA have announced a bumper edition of their popular Split the Pot draw this weekend, with a host of exciting prizes up for grabs in addition to the guaranteed €1,000 jackpot.
As part of the Laois GAA club's latest draw, supporters will be in with a chance of winning a special Leopardstown Racecourse package for four people on Thursday, July 10. The prize, valued at €500, includes admission for four at a shared table of ten, a street food-style grazing menu, live entertainment throughout the evening, racing programme and tote facilities, and access to an after-racing concert in the main pavilion.
Also on offer is a highly sought-after All-Ireland Football Final ticket as a second prize, making this week’s draw one of the most attractive yet.
Tickets for the draw are available at the usual local outlets, priced at €2 each or three for €5.
The club extended its thanks to the community for their continued support of the fundraiser, which helps Emo GAA in many aspects of its day-to-day running and development.
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