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Published: Wednesday, 2nd December, 2009 5:15pm

Successful Christmas Fair held in Moate

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The Moate Partnership Group Christmas fair and gift day in the Moate Community Centre on Sunday last was a massive success with over forty stands and hundreds of visitors passed through the fair and the response from all the stands was that it had being a great success.

This is the first fair day to be run. The partnership group is lead by Chairman Paddy Casey. There was also a Moate Partnership free draw and the prize winners were as follows: Josephine Kerrigan was the winner of the first prize which was a fantastic fruit hamper sponsored by Moate Country Market. The second prize of a hamper sponsored by Ann Maria Downes, Mt Temple went to Anita Lynch. Third prize was won by Kathy Ashe while forth prize went to Bridie Campbell which was a round of golf in Mount Temple Golf Club sponsored by Michael Dolan.

The Committee would like to thank everyone for all their support as it was a great day for all involved.

The fair will definitely be going ahead again next year. Photo's will be going up onto the website: www.moatepartnership.ie

If you would like to get involved, contact the chairman Paddy Casey 0872576286.

The committee would like to run more events like this in the future, so more help would be appreciated.

The logo for Christmas is 'Shop Local'. Also, thanks to everyone who erected the Christmas lights over the weekend.

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