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Sligo Bay RNLI Seafood Night to return to The Strand Bar

Lifeboats News Release

It is nearly October so that can only mean one thing for the volunteer crew of Sligo Bay RNLI – their annual Seafood night at The Strand Bar will return, this year on the 16 October at 7.30pm.

Platter of local Seafood

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Seafood Platter
Now a much-loved fixture in the local social calendar, the evening brings together the volunteer crew, local businesses and the wider community for great local seafood, entertainment and good company, while raising funds to support the station's lifesaving work on the water.

Tickets are now available from the Lifeboat shop, open Saturday and Sundays from 12pm – 3pm, Harry’s Bar in Rosses Point and of course The Strand Bar in Strandhill. Guests on the night will enjoy delicious seafood chowder and a mouthwatering platter of local seafood.

Mark Ballentine, Sligo Bay RNLI volunteer and event organiser, said: ‘On behalf of the crew, we warmly thank The Strand Bar, our sponsors, local business and everyone who comes along on the night to support saving lives at sea. If you haven’t been before why not gather your family, friends or work colleagues and come along. If you have been before then we look forward to welcoming you back. Every ticket sold will help power our lifesaving work at sea.'

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Seafood Night Poster

RNLI Media Contacts

For further information, please contact:

Aisling Gillen, Volunteer Lifeboat Press Officer for Sligo Bay, [email protected]

Nuala McAloon, RNLI Regional Communications Manager for Ireland, 087 648 3547, [email protected]

Niamh Stephenson, RNLI Regional Communications Lead for Ireland, 087 125 4124, [email protected]

RNLI Press Office, 01202 336789, [email protected]

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