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Students Anna Carroll, Niamh McFadden, Brynn Mulhall and Maryam Aetar pictured promoting the Sacred Heart School fundraiser
The Sacred Heart School in Tullamore has launched a lottery draw as a fundraising initiative for vital school initiatives.
The draw takes place every Thursday evening with a weekly prize of €20 or the opportunity to win a jackpot prize which currently stands at €2,500.
A special nationwide draw has been organised to place on Thursday, May 22 and features amazing prizes including two premium package Oasis tickets, €2,000 for a summer getaway, and €1,000 for a garden makeover!
To enter or find out more, visit: ourfundraiser.ie/org/shstullamore or scan the QR Code.
A school spokesperson said: “Your support will make a real difference to our school community. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to win big while giving back.”
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