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De La Salle fundraising car wash in aid of the school
De La Salle are set to hold a car wash fundraiser to raise money for the school.
The car wash will take place on Saturday 25th of April from 10am to 4pm in the school grounds, entrance at the Castleblaney Road.
It is €10 per car and all proceeds will go towards improving the De La Salle school campus, specifically the pathway to their pitch.
There will be an exclusive raffle for those who turn up on the day with plenty of great prizes donated by local businesses including Smyths, Omniplex Cinemas, The Cycle and Trophy Shop, Dunnes Stores, The Home Bakery, Golden Discs, Greenmount Restaurant, Castletown Pharmacy, Mac's Coffee and Mo Chara.
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There will be tea/coffee, baked treats and ice cream available also on the day.
People are being asked to call to the school on the day to get their car washed for a very good cause.
“We would greatly appreciate any and all customers”, a school spokesperson said.
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