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Dundalk's Outlaws Line Dancing Club holding charity fundraiser
A Line Dancing Fundraising Night is being held in the Carnbeg Hotel (previously the Ramada Resort), Armagh Road, Dundalk on Saturday 15 September in aid of the Birches Alzheimer’s Day Care Centre in Dundalk.
Following on from their successful fund-raising nights over the past three years, the Outlaws Line Dancing Club have once again decided to don their cowboy hats and Stetsons and take to the floor for a night of music, dancing and lots of fun.
Maggie Cadwell will be leading the dancing and Dundalk’s finest DJ - “Doc” David Darcy will provide the tunes on the night. A raffle will take place with lots of spot prizes to be won.
The function starts at 8.30 pm, but be prepared for a late night as there’ll be dancing into the wee small hours. Tickets cost €10 and are available at the door on the night.
Remember – all proceeds go directly to the Birches Alzheimer’s Day Care Centre in Dundalk.
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