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This Wednesday, December 10th, St Mary’s Church in Nenagh will open its doors for the 2025 Christmas Tree Festival.
The event promises a dazzling display of decorated trees, accompanied by a selection of seasonal treats and afternoon teas. Full details of opening times are available on the event poster.
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The festival has selected a local charity as its partner for the year, a choice that has been met with gratitude and enthusiasm. Organisers extend their best wishes to everyone involved in bringing the event to life.
With a remarkable array of trees already in place, the festival is shaping up to be an event not to be missed. Attendees can expect both visual delight and festive refreshments, making it a highlight of the Christmas season in Nenagh.
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