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One Tipperary town will spread the magic of Christmas this weekend with winter wonderland
Nenagh Municipal District Council has lined up a magical two days in Nenagh Castle and grounds as the town continues its countdown to Christmas.
Among the attractions is a Christmas market with artisan stalls, children's entertainments and a funfair and live music.
Sure to be a big attraction is the Winter Wonderlights taking part along a walking trail through the illuminated grounds of the castle and Gill's Garden.
The gates open at 12pm and the fun lasts all day.
Unfortunately, Santa and Mrs Claus at the castle itself is fully booked out, but there is a reserve list; contact Nenagh Tourist Office on 087-1871932 if you would like to be added to the reserve list.
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