Castlebar Rotary Club’s premiere screening of Pressure at Mayo Movie World was a resounding success, drawing a large crowd and creating a memorable evening for all involved.
Castlebar Rotarians with representatives of Safe Ireland Mayo at Castlebar Rotary Club’s premiere screening of ‘Pressure’ at Mayo Movie World in aid of Safe Ireland Mayo Refuge and domestic abuse support services. Photo: Alison Laredo
Guests enjoyed excellent canapés, sponsored by Kennedy’s Restaurant, together with a wine reception sponsored by Michael O’Malley Tarmacadem Contractors, before settling in for the screening of the highly acclaimed film.
LtoR: Shane Bourke, Kennedys Castlebar, James Murray Murray Ambulances and Niall Taylor of Taylor McCarney Architects
Rotary Club president James Murray at Castlebar Rotary Club’s premiere screening of ‘Pressure’ at Mayo Movie World in aid of Safe Ireland Mayo Refuge and domestic abuse support services. Photo: Alison Laredo
Castlebar Rotary President James Murray said the Club was delighted with the turnout and the warm response from patrons.
A principal beneficiary of the event is Safe Ireland Mayo Refuge and domestic abuse support services, Hilda Cregg director of Safe Ireland Mayo thanked Rotary Castlebar and the patrons for supporting their service.
Rotary Club president James Murray with Safe Ireland Mayo’s Hilda Gregg and Lorraine Hession and rotarian Darragh Loftus at Castlebar Rotary Club’s premiere screening of ‘Pressure’ at Mayo Movie World in aid of Safe Ireland Mayo Refuge and domestic abuse support services. Photo: Alison Laredo
The Club thanked Mayo Movie World and the Mulroy family for making the event possible, all sponsors, the Rotarians who organised and supported the night, everyone who sold tickets, and especially the many members of the public who attended and helped make the premiere such a success.
Rotarians Breda Mulroy, Fiona Cashin, Hilda Dunne, Sara Flood and Vivienne Kyne