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Flipping good time in the Martello

Pancake Tuesday for Bray Cancer Support at the Martello: (L-R) Josh, Noah and Charlotte Fortune and Jake and Ben Austin

20 February 2013

There was flipping great time in the Martello last Tueday for a Pancake Tuesday celebration.

The Martello teamed up with Bray Cancer Support Centre offering customers a pancake and a coffee for €5.

All the proceeds of the offer were donated to Bray Cancer Support and people were very happy to support the good cause, not to mention indulging in some delicious pancakes.

There was also free entertainment in the Martello between 10 a.m. and 12 noon.

Bray Cancer Support Centre provides a range of cancer support services such as counselling to people affected by cancer in the North Wicklow/South Dublin area.

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