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DROMOLAND Castle & Estate was once again the magical festive backdrop for this year’s Christmas Gala Dinner in aid of Breast Cancer Research.
More than 300 ladies travelled from Limerick and across Ireland, just before Christmas, to attend the glamorous and elegant evening of festivities and celebrations to raise much-needed funds.
Maria Nolan and the event committee welcomed guests who were spoiled from the moment they arrived with Christmas carols, champagne and cocktails followed by a delicious five course banquet and music in the piano bar until the early hours of the morning.
There was an auction on the night with prized including an oil on canvas by Roisin O Farrell. and a limited edition pink “My Name Is Ted” donated by Kasia Gaborec-McEvoy.
The evening was a huge success and over €65,000 was raised for this very worthy charity.
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