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Samantha Gorry, pictured at Lidl’s Trolley Dash at Lidl Carlow
Christmas came early for one Carlow Lidl shopper, who won the chance to dash around their local store in a Supermarket Sweep competition!
Lucky Samantha Gorry filled her trolley with €352 of food in just two minutes! And all for a good cause - in County Carlow alone over €2,800 raised for the charity.
With two weeks left till Christmas, 158 Lidl shoppers across the country each had two minutes to dash around a Lidl store and fill their trolley with as many products as possible.
Samantha Gorry, who was the winner in the Carlow town store, managed to grab herself €352.70 worth of Christmas shopping for free.
The €1 tickets were sold in Lidl stores across the country from November 12 to December 2.
100% of proceeds from the sale of Lidl’s Trolley Dash tickets went to Jigsaw, Lidl’s charity partner.
In County Carlow alone over €2,800 raised for the charity. The Lidl Trolley Dash, which raised over €213,000 across Ireland, is part of Lidl’s pledge to raise €1 million for Jigsaw in the next 3 years.
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