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Winner of the €20,000 first prize in Finn Harps Stadium Fund Draw Joseph Carr with Dad Richard, the seller of the winning ticket Charlie McHugh. PHOTO: GERARD MCHUGH
On the night of the last home match of the season, young Finn Harps supporter Joseph Carr's mood was lifted with the news that he had won top prize of €20,000 in the club's Stadium Fund Draw.
Joseph Carr was accompanied by his dad Richard to pick up his winning cheque, with the seller of the winning ticket Charlie McHugh. Finn Harps Chairman Ian Harkin, outgoing Finance Officer Lorna McHugh and Marketing Officer Aidan Campbell were there to make the presentation on behalf of the club.
1st Prize, €20,000: Joseph Carr, Fanad
2nd Prize, €1,000 Shopping Voucher for McElhinney’s: Chris Ball (online entry)
3rd Prize, Two 2023 Season Tickets: Amy Peoples, Drumkeen
4th Prize, €500: Ciaran Martin (online entry)
5th Prize, €100 online Harps shop voucher, Gareth Porter (online entry)
6th Prize, Signed Jersey, Kevin Harley (online entry)
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