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Omeath-based Cúchulainn Gaels senior GAA team has pulled off a novel fundraiser by ditching the traditional farmers' tans and getting a flawless glow instead, all in aid of the club's development plans.
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The community turned out in force for the occasion at Radiant Tan in Omeath at the weekend, where the event doubled as the launch of local businesswoman Niamh McCloskey's innovative new self-automated spray tanning booth, the first of its kind in Ireland. The special 'Sip and See' opening drew an enthusiastic crowd, with free walk-ins on offer and the chance to win a trio of free tans via the Radiant Tan app.
From bronze beginners to overnight glow-ups, the senior squad bravely embraced the challenge, stepping into the booth to banish tan lines and show off their polished side. Their newly enhanced looks will feature in a fundraising calendar that's now eagerly anticipated by supporters near and far.
Tan owner Niamh McCloskey.
The fundraiser has boosted efforts to secure an extended pitch, walking tracks and new clubrooms, all essential developments for the future of the club.
With Radiant Tan's state-of-the-art, 24-hour self-automated spray booth now officially launched, the event marked a bright beginning for both the business and the club. Judging by the reactions on the day, it's safe to say that the local community is glowing with pride.
