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A cherished seasonal custom returned to Cashel this evening as the town’s children welcomed a familiar festive duo.
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Cashel Fire Brigade, in partnership with Le Chéile Cashel, escorted Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus on a tour of the town, spreading cheer and ringing in the holiday season.
The event began at 6pm, with the pair making their rounds to visit local households and delight young residents.
Families wrapped up warmly to step outside and wave as the Christmas visitors passed. Organisers encouraged everyone to embrace the festive spirit, reminding children to be on their best behaviour as Santa kept track of who had been naughty and nice.
The revival of this tradition offered an evening of festive spirit and community connection, celebrating the joy of the season in Cashel.
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