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There was a huge crowd in attendance for Tullamore Credit Union's Raise Your Voice Community Quiz which was held in The Thatch Pub in Rahan on Friday night, February 20.
Three community groups secured the top prizes on the night as Ballinagar Community Development Group emerged victorious from the tightly contested quiz.
Rahan Drama Group team 'The Prissy Players' finished second and Mucklagh Rahan and The Island Community Games came third.
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Winners of the Credit Union Quiz were the Ballinagar Development Team - L-R; Barry McElligott, Jim Pierce, Rosemary Pierce and Elaine McDonnell with Credit Union Chairperson Eileen Brophy and CEO Paul Shaw.
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Representatives from Tullamore Credit Union were also present as CEO Paul Shaw gave a speech to the participating teams whilst Chairperson Eileen Brophy announced the results at the end of the quiz.
Pictures courtesy of Niall O'Mara.
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