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06 Sept 2025
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The Keadeen Hotel in Newbridge. File photograph
A fundraiser event in aid of Milltown GAA Club will be held in a well-known County Kildare hotel later this year.
Specifically, it is hoped that the fundraiser, titled 'Quid Games — Clash of the Clans', will raise funds for the gym and dressing rooms (as well as general development) at Milltown GAA.
The event will pit family against family in a contest, where the end goal is €10,000.
Milltown GAA added on Facebook that more details will follow in due course.
'Quid Games — Clash of the Clans' will be held in the Keadeen Hotel in Newbridge on October 25, 2025.
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