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The Carbally Community Development Project in County Waterford will hold a Christmas quiz night in White’s Pub, Ballymacaw, on Saturday, December 8.
The quiz starts at 8.30pm and will consist of tables of four at a cost of €20 per table.
The quiz will be followed by Carbally’s first-ever Christmas jumper contest. Contestants will be asked to model their jumpers on White’s catwalk and will be judged by a panel of experts flown in specially from Lapland for the occasion.
The winner is guaranteed a visit from Santa on Christmas eve and will have their portrait hung in the Carbally Hall of Fame forever more.
There will also be a raffle on the night and all proceeds will go towards a safety surface for the children’s playground at the Carbally Community Centre.
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