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Irish eyes are smiling

CELEBRATE the delightful Irish culture on St Patrick’s Day, Tuesday 17 March at the Cardinia Club in Pakenham.
The Telopia lounge has been set aside for a night of fun and entertainment with live Irish entertainment from 7pm and complimentary finger food served throughout the evening.
St Patrick’s Day is joyfully observed around the world by Irish and non-Irish alike, so join with family and friends in the Telopia lounge to enjoy a Guinness, then sit back and have a relaxing evening on this the patron saint of Ireland’s special day. Bookings for the Cardinia Club bistro can be made on 5941 4855.
Get into the spirit of St Patrick’s Day at the Cardinia Club at 71 Racecourse Road, Pakenham.

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