Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomestoriesA toast to Condy Club’s new bar area

A toast to Condy Club’s new bar area

The Warwick Condamine Sports Club in Palmerin Street recently unveiled a newly refurbished bar area.

The Condy Club is a cornerstone of the community, and the bar is at the heart of the action. The renovations were undertaken with the goal of improving the functionality of the space, creating a more comfortable and inviting atmosphere for guests. The new bar has a sleek design with modern finishes, including a marble bar top.

The club, which prides itself on its support of sport and the community, used all local Warwick tradespeople to complete the refurbishment of the ground floor.

The feedback they’ve received so far has been overwhelmingly positive.

“The improvements we have done to the bar will give our members and patrons a better experience when visiting the club,” said club manager Stephen Domjahn.

“It’s been designed for more efficient service and can stock a wider range of options.”

Locals and visitors are invited to make a date to enjoy a meal and a drink there.

Previous article
Next article
Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

East titles up for grabs

Warwick East Bowls Club is set to hold their Champion of Club Champions men’s fours competition, with play starting at 9am. The finals will...
More News

Survival day event to focus on positives

A "survival day" gathering east of Warwick will unpack some of the positive things happening in First Nations groups. Hosted annually by Brenda and David...

Major PALM scheme labour hire firm collapses

Liquidators have been appointed to wind up a prominent labour hire contractor that employed Pacific workers to work on Granite Belt farms. According to a...

Cattle prices firm despite softer lamb market

The new selling season opened up in the sale arenas of Warwick this week for our first sale of 2026. The season has not...

Lamb market softens

The new selling season for the sheep and lambs has arrived and saw Agents and vendors combine to present a total of 2708 head...

Retro team a family affair

When the phrase “the family that plays together, stays together” was coined they might just have had Stanthorpe’s Harslett family in mind. During the...

50+ Southern Downs bus stops slated for revamp

More than 50 bus stops in the Southern Downs are slated for a revamp in the coming months as part of a region-wide push...

Schmidt and House snag first win

Dealer: S Vul: E/W NORTH ♠ K63 ♥ 93 ♦ J8643 ♣ K73 WEST EAST ♠ AQJ107 ♠ 982 ♥ AK74 ♥ 865 ♦ Q95 ♦ 10 ♣ Q ♣ A96542 SOUTH ♠ 54 ♥ QJ102 ♦ AK72 ♣...

Cutters pull the pin on 2026 BRL return

The push to return the Killarney Cutters to the Border Rugby League competition for 2026 season has come to an end. In a statement released...

Swimmers set to step up for championships

Stanthorpe and Warwick Swimming Clubs are setting their sights on the Darling Downs Regional Swimming Association’s Country Championships hosted by Dalby Dolphins Swim Club...

Marathon livestream raises $5,500 for breast cancer

Drew Costello started his new year with a test of endurance with a 24 hour gaming livestream that involved him dying his hair and...