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Glencar Manorhamilton have enlisted a few Irish country music legends to back their weekly 50/50 fundraising draw.
The Leitrim GAA club has gained the support of Nathan Carter, along with his brother Jake, for their weekly draw.
The two singers were in the Market Bar last weekend to celebrate their band member Keelan Kelly's 30th birthday.
"Every week we are lucky enough to have new entrants to our 50/50 draw from all over - this Friday's draw will be no different," the GAA club said on a social media post.
"The Market Bar had a few special guests in attendance last Saturday night, to celebrate with Keelan on his 30th Birthday.
Keelan plays with Nathan's Band.
"Nathan also brought along his younger brother Jake for the night out and even had a tune or two with Vivian," the post outlined.
Nathan Carter is a renowned country music singer from Liverpool, with strong Irish roots.
He is best known for his hit Wagon Wheel, and has released 13 studio albums.
Jake Carter has also carved out a successful music career, in addition to winning the 2017 Dancing with the Stars RTÉ show.
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