Their regular bingo was halted by the COVID-19 restrictions in March.
A Westmeath community centre is going online with it's weekly bingo evening in a bid to get back on it's feet.
The income from bingo supplements the operating costs of activities for 1,300 people who used Streete community centre each week prior to the national lockdown in March.
The first event takes place tonight at 8:30, with a jackpot of €2,000.
Kevin Brady Community Development Officer, Streete Parish Park and Community Centre is expecting people to pick up the format pretty quickly:
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