Irvine Rugby Club’s annual dinner will take place in the Volunteer Rooms on Friday, June 28 from 7pm till midnight.
This year’s event will be a joint fundraiser for the club and the Doddie Weir Foundation - a charitable cause for Motor Neurone Disease - with proceeds split equally.
Speakers will be Doddie campaigner Scotty Glynn and John Gahagan. Tickets, £30 include a three course meal, raffle and auction.
To book contact the Irvine Rugby Club Facebook page or call Robert Auld on 01294 276278. You can also email rauld40@sky.com.
Both funds will also be supported by a sponsored walk by Irvine's Junior Section, a hill walking challenge by the Senior players and a funding page which can be found here .
Doddie, who won 61 caps for Scotland, was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease in 2017.
He has thrown himself into fundraising for a cure for the disease ever since and so far his Foundation has raised more than £1m for MND research.
Doddie received an OBE in January's Honours List and the Doddie Weir Cup, which Scotland and Wales play every year, is named after him.
