Dublin Racing Festival 3rd February 2019 - Molly Malone’s Banquet at the Pavilion

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Ended:December 6th 2018, 12:00pm EST

Winner: declan.sherry

£700($872 USD)

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The Prize

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Enjoy a table for 10 at the Dublin Racing Festival on the 3rd February 2019 at the Molly Malone’s Banquet, which is located in the Leopardstown Pavilion.

The Pavilion atmosphere will be filled with excitement and “the craic” in a vibrant floor to ceiling, glass fronted location. The perfect location for friends, family and colleagues to gather with some of the best views of the winning straight at the Dublin Racing Festival.

The prize includes admission to the racecourse, reserved table in the Leopardstown Pavilion, three course gourmet buffet style dining, race programmes, tipster / MC and TOTE betting facilities.

Kindly donated by Jack Cantillon, Leopardstown Racecourse

The Cause

The Irish Youth Foundation (UK) was established in 1989 and is the only national charity in the UK specifically aimed at helping disadvantaged young Irish people and their families. It supports a wide range of projects, including help for homeless; employment and training schemes; women and children escaping violence; young offenders; Irish Travellers; mental health; drug and alcohol rehabilitation; cross-community initiatives as well as social and cultural activities encouraging young people’s awareness of their Irish heritage.

Since 1989 the IYF has awarded over £5 million to improve the lives of young Irish people. In 2018 nearly £200,000 was awarded to 38 projects run by welfare and community groups in Britain and Northern Ireland. In 2005 the Irish Youth Foundation incorporated The Lawlor Foundation and has continued its work towards the advancement of education in Northern Ireland through a programme of grants supporting disadvantaged pupils from all community backgrounds. During the academic year 2018/19, 11 schools and colleges have been awarded grants to be used to help disadvantaged pupils and school projects at the Principal’s discretion, and 8 individual students are receiving bursaries.

Website

iyf.org.uk

Item #L6988

Total number of people: 10.
Experience may not be resold or re-auctioned.
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