Crag Caves At Christmas - Why Your Kids Will Love It!

In seek of a magical Christmas adventure with her two boys, our resident blogger Mary-Fok-Seang recently headed for Crag Caves in Castleisland County Kerry, to check out for herself the much talked about Santa's Winter Wonderland. Read on to find out how they got on.....

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Christmas Shopping in Newry

Want to go Christmas shopping in Newry but don't know where to begin your festive retail campaign? Check out our shopping guide to Newry as we roam through the top shopping centres and highlight the best shopping streets of the city.

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Christmas in Killarney 2008: Top 5 Festive Events

Christmas in Killarney 2008 sees a whole host of event and shows taking place right throughout the Christmas season. So if you're heading to Killarney for a Christmas shopping break, our guide to the top five festive events will help you make the most of the town's unique Christmas atmosphere.

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Shopping in Ireland: The January Sales

If you haven't had enough of shopping this Christmas in Ireland, then you've always got the January sales to look forward to!

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Christmas in Killarney Festival

If you're looking for a fun, exciting and magical Christmas Festival to take the family to this festive season, then don't look any further than the picturesque town of Killarney in County Kerry.

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Christmas Shopping in Cork City

Whether it's handbags, glad rags or indeed some shoe shopping you're after, Cork City offers something for every shopper. It's perfect for a December break where you can enjoy a spot of retail therapy at your leisure – and you certainly won't come home empty handed! 

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New Year's Celebrations in Dublin

Dublin is a great city to visit any time of the year, but it’s a magical place at Christmas and the New Year. From carol singers on street corners and live music in pubs, wherever you go you’re sure to be entertained. The city really comes alive especially after dark, so just strolling around the city’s streets at night is an attraction in itself!

As it’s becoming more and more popular to head away to ring in the New Year, why not let Dublin be the place that you welcome 2008! Read on for more information…

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How to celebrate New Year's Eve Irish style!

If you're spending New Year's Eve in Ireland this year, here's a few ways you can ring in 2008…

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New Year's Traditions in Ireland

There's simply no better way of starting off your New Year than celebrating it in Ireland, as we do know how to throw a party! New Year's Eve is a huge occasion in Ireland, with family gatherings, lots of New Year gala balls and some lively street parties. To prepare us for the big countdown to 2008, lets look back on some ancient New Years traditions in Ireland…

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Christmas in Ireland: The Wren Boys

The tradition of 'Hunting the Wran' or the 'Wren' is to some degree alive in Ireland at Christmas. Once a common event throughout Ireland, it now takes place in certain towns and villages on St. Stephen’s Day, the day after Christmas Day.

People dress up in old clothes and paint their faces, wear straw hats and travel from door to door singing, dancing and playing music. Find out more about this very unusual age-old Irish Christmas custom…

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