Bus Trip To FoxwoodsFor Irish Rovers Show

By JOANNA LESTIC

Published: Mar 04, 2005 12:00 am

Bus Trip To Foxwoods

For Irish Rovers Show

BRIDGEPORT â St Vincentâs Health Hearts Club has announced a trip to the Fox Theatre at Foxwoods Resort & Casino for a performance by The Irish Rovers on Tuesday, March 15. The trip is open to the general public.

The trip will depart at 8:30 am from the Bridgeport Machine Parking Lot on Lindley Street and return at 7 pm. The cost of the trip is $44 and includes reserved seating for the Irish Rovers show at 2 pm, bus fare, a luncheon buffet or meal voucher, $15 for keno, and several drawings for $1,000 in cash prizes.

The Irish Rovers, on a 40th anniversary tour, are internationally known for their rousing performances of Irish music and humor. Their legions of fans enjoy singing, clapping, and laughing along with the six male singers who compose the group.

St Vincentâs Healthy Hearts, open to all cardiac patients and their families and friends, present programs on a different cardiac-related topic each month.

For further information on the trip or St Vincentâs Healthy Hearts membership, call Andy Gatto at 203-372-5097.

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