Downings GAA Helicopter Drop FundraiserDownings GAA Helicopter Drop Fundraiser GAA Chairman Jarlath Burns, Donegal Chairman Mary Coughlan, and Ulster GAA Chairman Ciaran McLaughlin joined the Downings GAA club in their fundraising efforts for their junior team floodlights. The club’s unique fundraiser involves dropping five footballs from a helicopter, with the winner claiming a potential prize of €25,000. Participants can purchase tickets and receive a designated space on the club field. If one of the dropped balls lands on their space, they become the winner. A total of 10 prizes worth €35,000 are up for grabs. The helicopter drop is scheduled for October, with the winner receiving a substantial sum towards their floodlighting project. Several advertisements are interspersed within the article, inviting readers to support the fundraiser.
GAA chairman Jarlath Burns was in attendance at Downings GAA club this week, along with Donegal chairman Mary Coughlan and Ulster GAA chairman Ciaran McLaughlin, when the Armagh native bought his ticket in the club’s draw. The money went towards the club’s floodlights for its junior teams.
In October, the club will drop five footballs from a helicopter. The winner could be €25,000 richer.
The idea of the Helicopter Drop is that everyone who buys a ticket gets a space on our club field. If the ball lands on your space, that person is the winner.
There are a total of 10 prizes to be won with a total value of €35,000.
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