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06 Dec 2025
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06 Dec 2025
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The annual Holly Walk will take place in Kilsheelan this weekend!
This much looked forward to annual event is taking place this coming Sunday, December 10, leaving from the tree in Kilsheelan Village at 12pm which allows everyone who wishes to attend the 11.15 Mass plenty of time.
The walk will head into the woods and if lucky, you may get some holly and back to the Centre for tasty home made delights and hot drinks and of course Santa will be on site in his new comfy hut and promises to have a parcel for all those who have been good during the year.
A walk for those with prams or who do not wish to climb the hill is also available and of course we always stress great care to be taken when crossing the main road. Stewards must be obeyed at all times.
For all those who may not wish to walk into the woods, you will be most welcome to come along to the KPLAN Centre and enjoy a cuppa and meet many of your neighbours.
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