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Delighted to meet Santa when he dropped in to the recent Paulstown Christmas Fair were Iarlaith and Norah Kane! Click NEXT for lots more photographs from the Christmas Festival!
It's really beginning to look a lot like Christmas in north Kilkenny! There was a fantastic turnout for the recent Christmas Festival, last Sunday in the Paulstown Community Hall.
On show were 20 local artists, crafters and businesses offering products, services and gifts options to all who came through the door.
Santa arrived to a rapturous welcome at 2pm and met with families in a special 'grotto' prepared by the Paulstown Development Association! There was a fantastic atmosphere, children played, adults mingled and chatted with teas, coffees and hot chocolates.
It was a truly wonderful start to the festive season in Paulstown. Proceeds from the refreshments and raffle will go towards the cost of the upcoming Senior Citizens' Christmas Gathering.
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