Rock Bingo defends use of Longford club licence

THE operators of Cork’s first ‘super’ bingo hall have defended their use of Longford rugby club’s lottery licence to stage bingo sessions on Leeside.

Rock Bingo defends use of Longford club licence
Wed, 11 Jan, 2012 - 00:00
Eoin English

They also confirmed that no money has yet been paid to beneficiary partners.

Speaking ahead of a crucial High Court hearing tomorrow, Rock Bingo’s Dave Barber last night insisted they are operating lawfully despite Garda raids on every bingo night since opening on New Year’s Day.

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