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The competition is being run by St Fechins GAA club
A Louth GAA club is giving away a state-of-the-art four bedroom house in a bid to raise funds for a new community centre.
St Fechin’s GFC in Termonfeckin, Co Louth, launched the ‘Win a Feckin House’ fundraiser last Friday selling tickets to enter the house draw at €100 a pop.
And they've already sold 500 tickets so far.
Whilst the tickets for the raffle are pricey, many people have entered to be in with a chance to win the house which comes complete with a landscaped garden, rear patio and solar panels.
The winner for the competition will be announced on Sunday, December 30th 2018 in the Westcourt Hotel in Drogheda.
The semi-detached house, which is located in Castle Park in Termonfeckin in a new development by Meegan Builders (Castleblaney) Ltd., is worth €280,000.
See www.winafeckinhouse.com for more details.
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