'Man creche' opens on the Causeway Coast at the 'social club with a conscience'
A Causeway Coast club is advertising itself as a ‘man creche’ in an amusing way of attracting new members.
Causeway Coast Round Table took to social media with a novel post to outline to potential new members exactly what the club does.
Posting on Facebook they wrote: “MAN CRECHE OPEN:People of the Causeway Coast, can you do something for me?
"Look to your left...then to your right...is there a young lad in your house aged 18-44 that's looking bored out of his skull knowing that Celebrity Big Brother is on again tonight?
"Get him out to one of our events happening every other week! Paintballing, Go Karting, a beer in the pub, bowling, Driving Range, Curry night and many, many more.
"He'll make new friends and come back tired and stimulated from the evening’s play, full of street food and beers and his behaviour is sure to improve in the following weeks. If you trust us to take care of your little bundle of joy then send him along to our information evening next week.”
The group encouraged readers to tag a man who might want to join with the closing lines: “We’ll take great care of him. Many thanks, your very own Super Nanny xx”
Founded in 1927, Round Tables meet all over Great Britain and Ireland, usually once a fortnight for either a social, a fun activity or to make a difference in the community.
At the core of the non-profit association Round Table is a determination to “go the extra mile for friends, family and your community”.