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The Christmas Market held at Scoil Aireagail in Ballyhale was a huge success.
With 28 stalls, face painting, hair braiding, mulled wine and mince pies on offer as well as guest appearance from Santa, Mrs. Claus and their elves the event brought so much festive cheer to all who came.
TY students were also there selling products from their mini companies, together with the young SVP group who held a bucket collection to raise vital funds to support local people in our communities.
There was music and carol singing, from Ms. Rowe and our music students and they were joined by 4th, 5th and 6th class students from Moin Ruadh primary school.
The Christmas Market was a resounding testament to the incredible support and camaraderie within the school and local community. The event was a tremendous success, with cheerful faces, festive stalls, and a palpable sense of holiday spirit that filled the air.
Beyond the twinkling lights and delightful treats, what made this Christmas Market truly special was the strong connection forged with
Beyond the twinkling lights and delightful treats, what made this Christmas Market truly special was the strong connection forged with the local community. Families, friends, and neighbours gathered to celebrate the season, fostering a sense of togetherness and community spirit. The collaboration with local vendors and businesses not only added charm to the event but also reinforced the importance of supporting each other. Thank you to all who contributed to making the Christmas Market a memorable success, showcasing the magic that happens when the school community comes together.
. Families, friends, and neighbours gathered to celebrate the season, fostering a sense of togetherness and community spirit. The collaboration with local vendors and businesses not only added charm to the event but also reinforced the importance of supporting each other. Thank you to all who contributed to making the Christmas Market a memorable success, showcasing the magic that happens when the school community comes together.
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