It could be... your club that wins award

Irish Olympians, Rob and Marian Heffernan, have launched the inaugural National Lottery Good Causes Awards.

It could be... your club that wins award
Fri, 08 Jun, 2018 - 01:00
Evelyn Ring

The awards will recognise the difference that National Lottery-funded projects have made to communities throughout the country in recent years.

Almost 30 cent in every euro spent on National Lottery games — more than €619,000 per day — is used to support good causes in the area of sports, arts and culture, heritage, youth, health and community.

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