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!
For more about our Club and contacting us go here
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.
The Bantry Bay Lions club held a cake sale in Wolfe Tone Square on May 14 from 10am to 2pm. We raised a very useful €514.00 thanks to the generosity of those visiting the Friday Market. All proceeds from sales will be donated to the Alzeimer and Dementia Society of Ireland. This event is sponsored by SuperValu, Lidl, Centra and Mace stores who contributed assorted cakes. Members of the Lions Club and friends also be baked various goodies to add to the sponsored donations.
Provided by John Dervan, PRO – Bantry Bay Lions Club
A heart has been erected in Bantry Town Square to pay tribute to frontline workers and also to those who have lost someone to Covid-19.
A message displayed above the structure reads: “For all frontline workers – a heartfelt thank you. To the people lost to Covid – we miss you.”
Past President Doctor Francis Greaves was awarded a certificate of recognition for recruiting and retaining Lions members during the Lions Clubs International Centennial Year (2018-2019). This award is usually presented well after the fact. Better late than never, as they say. Congratulations and well done Francis (pictured).
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