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January 25, 2018 - Volume I
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Welcome to the Irish Times!
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As we get ready for this year's magically delicious Lafayette auction, "St. Paddy's Day Auction Bash", we will be bringing you weekly updates, helpful tips and reminders, polite solicitations, and the occasional limerick or auction craic. For comprehensive event info, tickets, and more, please continue to visit our auction page.
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William B. Yeats said, "There are no strangers here, only friends we have not yet met." Sounds good, right? You are in luck; Auction 2018 team members are still needed. There are several important roles that need to be filled as well as products and services to be secured. All offers of help are welcome! Please email us with your interest.
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First time to the annual Lafayette Auction?
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You probably have questions and we’ve got you covered with our pithy First Timer’s Guide. Of course, the best way to stay on top of all of the most up to date auction info is to give your weekly Times a gander as soon as it hits your inbox!
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Go raibh maith agat! ”Thank you!"
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Thank you in advance for supporting the Auction!
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Do you possess items or have access to services (e.g., collectors items, sports paraphernalia, airline tickets, hotel points, etc.) Does your firm have box seats at Capitol One Arena or NATS Stadium or other local venues? Crack on and donate them to the Auction! Think how much fun you'll have watching bidders battle it out over your bounty. Click here to donate today.
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Have questions? Contact us here.
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Be fierce and support Lafayette by
throwing a fantastic party!
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First, you’ll need a theme. Do you like playing scrabble or flight of tequila? Are you just itching to host a College Kegger or Wine Tasting party? What about parties that include the wee lads and lasses. Our party promoters are standing by, ready to help you realize, organize, and solidify your party ideas. Email us for more details.
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What’s in a name?
St. Paddy’s Day Auction Bash. Wait, shouldn’t that be Patty’s Day. Ask any good Irishmen and they are likely to tell you that Patty’s is like nails on a chalkboard. It gnaws at them. It riles them up. It makes them want to fight… you know, more than usual. Here is the skinny. Paddy is derived from the Irish, Pádraig: the source of those mysterious, emerald double-Ds. Patty is the diminutive of Patricia, or a burger, and just not something you call a fella. There isn’t a sinner in Ireland that would refer to a Patrick as “Patty”. It’s as simple as that.
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Seven weeks to go!
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It’s quite a lot to remember, we know. What’s most important you say? That you save March 17th for a wee bit o’ bidding and whole lot o’ malarkey at our annual auction party. If its more information you be needing get thee to our web page post-haste!
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