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Dillon's Bar & Bistro in Ballinamuck will be the setting for a quiz in memory of local man James Murphy.
A quiz will take place Friday March 1st, at Dillon’s Bar & Bistro, Ballinamuck.
The event has been organised in memory of James Murphy of Ballinamuck who died in November of last year. All funds raised will go towards the Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust, which offers financial support to families who have lost a family member living abroad, from tragic or sudden circumstances.
All participants must be over the age of 18, with a price of €40 per table and a minimum of four team members required.
The quiz will kick off at 9pm and will be followed by a raffle, with an abundance of prizes up for grabs.
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