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Santa will parade through Clonmel town centre on Saturday afternoon, December 7, on his way to the Kickham Plaza
Santa Claus is coming to Clonmel on Saturday afternoon, December 7.
The Santa parade will begin at the West Gate car park at 4pm and proceed through the town centre before its arrival at the Kickham Plaza, where Santa will be greeted by all the boys and girls and their families.
It’s hoped to have the town’s lights switched on the previous week.
The Christmas festivities will continue in Clonmel on the following weekend, December 14/15, when students of the town’s four secondary schools are getting together once again to present a Christmas Market at the Kickham Plaza.
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District Administrator Carol Creighton stated at a meeting of Clonmel Borough District that the market, which was held for the first time last year, was very successful, and she hoped that everybody would come out and support it again this year.
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