Bantry Bay Lions Club meets at 1900hrs on the 2nd Thursday of the month at St Gobans School, Slip, Bantry.
We are looking for New Members, if you are interested, and think you have something to contribute to the local, national and international community, please do contact us!
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Two Lions, Immediate Past President Nora Lynch and President Marion Rouse, were awarded a Melvin Jones Fellowship by the Club today.
A few members were able to meet on Bantry Square (Market Day) by the COVID Rememberance Heart we erected last year to support the Health Service Workers and those lost to COVID.
Bantry Bay Lions hooked up with Rural Animal Welfare Resources (RAWR) on 10th October in a joint Community Project.
This was reported very well in the Southern Star as follows:
The two Lions who went thoroughly enjoyed the experience and it is hoped that this will help forge a link between the Lions and RAWR for the future.
After organizing a highly successful inaugural Drive-in Bingo night on the Bank Holiday Monday the 2nd of August, the Bantry Bay Lions decided to host another one on Sunday September 12th in the SuperValu car park in Bantry.
Car Bingo - Bank Holiday Monday 2nd August - Supervalu Car Park (Town End not Supervalu End)
Bantry Bay Lions and Lions Clubs throughout Ireland have responded to the crisis facing the Indian healthcare system by raising $66,100 as part of a major campaign organized by the Lions Clubs International Foundation.
Bantry Bay Lions donated €500 to this fund.