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Entrants into Ireland West Airport Knock's draw could find themselves in Malaga or Mount Falcon Estate.
Time is running out for the Mayo public to enter the race for a raft of amazing prizes, as Ireland West Airport’s bumper Summer draw is closing tonight.
Every year, the Knock airport runs a draw in order to raise money for a host of charities. In 2025, they have partnered with Connacht Spina Bifida HI, the Dillon Quirke Foundation, Mayo/Roscommon Hospice, Order of Malta, the National Breast Cancer Research, Institute, and Western Alzheimer's.
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As with every year, the prizes are well worth an entry.
The first prize is a pair of return flights to Malaga from Ireland West Airport, Knock, with complimentary car parking and executive lounge access.
The second prize is a €500 euro voucher for Aldi.
Third prize winners will receive a two-night stay for two at Mount Falcon Estate, as well as a falconry experience.
Other prizes include hampers, hotel stays, and vouchers.
The draw closes this evening (Thursday, July 24) at 11.45 pm, with the draw taking place tomorrow at 3pm.
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Tickets cost €5, with three entries costing €10.
To be in with a chance to win, as well as donating to six worthy causes, click here.
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