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12 Jan 2026
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The business community have been thanked for t heir generosity towards the Cahir Christmas Lights campaign
The Christmas Lights fundraising campaign in Cahir will continue for the rest of this week.
Cahir Development Association is very thankful to all the Cahir businesses who have donated to the lights campaign and all those who have made personal donations that all make such a big difference.
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"We are extremely thankful to Francis Doherty and his crew from FD Electrical, who have all worked hard to erect the lights and fix any problems that arose during the Christmas season in Cahir," said a Cahir Development Association member.
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The GoFundMe account closes at the end of this week, so any donations will be accepted until then on.
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