Local Tipperary disability care centre gets into festive spirit

This week, the spirit of Christmas came alive at St Cronan’s Association, Roscrea, as they hosted their very first Christmas Craft Fair.

The event was a resounding success, filled with joy, creativity, and community togetherness.

They welcomed so many visitors who came out to support the day.

The fair featured an array of crafts made by their participants, each item showcasing their creativity and hard work.

The day was made even more magical by the performances of three choirs, Roots and Nenagh choirs, and the Dromakeenan National School children, filled the air with Christmas carols.

Guests were treated to food and warm drinks, with crepes, hot chocolate, teas, and coffee available.

The highlight of the day was the arrival of Santa Claus, who made a grand entrance on a tractor, escorted by the local community gardaí.

The organisers extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who supported this event, their visitors, volunteers, and the local community.

They say your generosity and enthusiasm made this day truly special.

They offer a special thank you to the talented choirs, the incredible crafters, and everyone who contributed to the delicious food offerings.

St Cronan’s Association say they are proud to be a part of such a vibrant and supportive community, and look forward to making this an annual tradition.