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Organised by the Flintstones Scooter Club, the third annual Tucker Carbery Memorial fundraiser was held at Judge Roy Beans, Newbridge on Saturday, October 8.
Featuring live music from The Hacklers, and DJ Martin Bradshaw, the event was sponsored by Judge Roy Beans, Chicken America, Moore's Building Providers, and Joe Rooney Taxis.
There was also a raffle on the night with lots of prizes up for grabs. All proceeds collected were in aid of St. Brigid's Hospice.
Tucker (Thomas) Carbery was a Newbridge man, who passed away three years ago from cancer, leaving behind three young children. He was a member of the Flintstone Scooter Club, which covers Newbridge and Naas.
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