A FUNDRAISING DRAW has been launched by the Clare District Soccer League (CDSL).

Cash prizes ranging from €700 to €100 are on offer in the CDSL Members Draw which is open to all members of the public.

Twelve monthly draws will be held, they are planned to take place on the second Monday of every month.

100 tickets remain to be sold. Each ticket costs €100 with entrants in with a chance of winning the top prize of €700. The second placed prize is for €500 while the third ticket out will win €300. A €250 heating oil voucher is fourth prize while prizes five to ten are €100 in cash.

Tickets can be purchased off any member of the CDSL committee.

Chairman of the CDSL, Jason Ryan explained, “we hope to raise funds to improve the county grounds and to run coaching, refereeing, first aid courses and more”.

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