Ten West Cork groups to benefit from ‘Kitchen Cupboard’ sale

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Ten West Cork groups to benefit from ‘Kitchen Cupboard’ sale
Mon, 28 Nov, 2016 - 00:00
Áilín Quinlan

Grab your chance to buy everything from egg-toppers to electric blenders at an unusual Christmas Kitchen Cupboard Sale in aid of a variety of West Cork charities.

“One person’s trash is another person’s treasure or Christmas present,” said Ola Fudali, assistant manager at the Urru Culinary Store in Bandon which is currently organising a seasonal Pre-Loved Kitchen Cupboard Sale in aid of 10 local charities and community groups.

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