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Clonoulty Rossmore Vintage Club are holding their annual Light up for Christmas together with Santa’s Grotto, Live Crib and Christmas Market.
The magical light up consist of two components Trucks and Tractors.
The Trucks will travel from Clonoulty via Holycross to Cashel and are a sight to behold.
Registration starts at 3pm, and they will leave Clonoulty at 5pm.
Both will meet up in Ballagh and travel back through Clonoulty at 6pm.
The club is holding a bucket collection in Cashel on the night and say all support would be greatfully
appreciated.
The spirit of Christmas is truly alive with the live crib showing the story of the first Christmas.
Santa and Mrs Claus create lifelong memories for families.
By shopping at the market, you are supporting local crafters and are sure to find unique Christmas gifts.
If you want to book a stall at the market, please contact TJ on 087 985 5745 or Mary on 087 820 0208.
The club says they remember all their deceased members and would like to wish all their supporters a happy Christmas and peaceful 2025.
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