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Come on down to Cullohill
A big night is promised in Cullohill between Christmas Day and New Year's celebrations which the local community hope will attract lots of support.
The Cullohill Community Centre will host their annual Christmas Party on Friday, December 29 from 9pm until late.
The organisers say that all monies raised will be used to pay down the debt owed on the recently completed Centre extension.
Extensive work has been carried out on the building in recent years to make it a hub for community groups.
The party is an over 18s only with tickets at €10. The music is by Ali D and only drinks purchased at the venue can be consumed. (Subject to licence).
Tickets are on sale in most local businesses and from members of the committee. All are most welcome.
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