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Parma for a Farmer at Cooroy RSL

For the month of August at the Cooroy RSL, every Parmy sold will have $2 go to AGFG to help support drought, fire and flood affected homes.

So buy a chicken parmy with chips and salad this month to support rural aid.

Cooroy RSL prides itself on providing affordable and delicious meals with a selection that caters for everyone. Regular daily specials in addition to our full menu are posted each day based on Chef’s inspiration and what is in season.

Daily for Lunch 12:00pm to 2:00pm Daily for Dinner 5:30pm to 8:00pm Lounge Snacks available from 10am Daily.

Visit the Cooroy RSL at 25 Maple Street, Cooroy and to book a table or function call (07) 5447 6131.

For more information head to www.cooroyrsl.com.au/.

 

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