As the race for All Ireland tickets reaches fever pitch, Cumann na mBunscol an Chláir are holding a draw for two coveted All-Ireland final stand tickets next week.
The organisation, which supports thousands of Clare youngsters to enjoy Gaelic games every year, will host a draw next Wednesday evening, at 8pm, with two tickets up for grabs.
Tickets for the draw can be purchased online from the idonate website with one ticket available for €10 and 3 tickets available for €20.
“This draw is a vital fundraiser for us, as it helps to offset the significant costs associated with running Gaelic games for schools throughout the year,” said a spokesperson.
“The funds raised will go directly towards the development and sustainability of our programmes, ensuring that young athletes across Clare have the opportunity to participate in and benefit from Gaelic sports.”
Cumann na mBunscol an Chláir organise Gaelic Games and Cross Country Running competitions for all Primary Schools in County Clare. It is a county wide organisation that is affiliated to the National Cumann na mBunscol.
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