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IT DIDN'T matter if the attendees at Cappamore Bingo didn't win a cent - they were just delighted that bingo was back!
Organisers of the popular night on the social calendar had to take a break due to the Omicron wave of Covid-19. The smiles on the faces in these photographs taken by Brendan Gleeson show the happiness at its return.
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Tommie Ryan, of the bingo committee, said patrons had been in contact with the committee for updates for weeks. The Leader even got a phone call from a lady and when we told them the good news they were overjoyed.
Players come from all over Limerick city and county, Tipperary, Clare and Cork to Cappamore for bingo. €2,300 must be won every night.
Next Thursday, February 10 there is a special raffle to celebrate Valentine's weekend.
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