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Looking forward to the upcoming Christmas Fair at St John’s Church of Ireland Teach an tSolais, Ashe Street, were Jane Boyle, Suzanne Boyle, Mona Butler, Rev Jim Stephens, Olive Flynn and Susan Keating. Photo by Dermot Crean
WITH just over four weeks to go until Christmas Day, the festive atmosphere only increases between now and when Santa arrives.
A great place to sample the festive fun, is in Teach an tSolais, beside St Johns Church of Ireland in Ashe Street, Tralee on Saturday, December 9 for the Tralee, Ballymacelligott and Ballyseedy Christmas Fair 2023.
This is always a wonderful community and fundraising event for the parish to bring people together as well as raising much needed funds for the churches.
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Head along and enjoy the various stalls and items on offer. There’ll be fresh baking, jams and preserves, Christmas crafts and decorations, flower arrangements and the ever-popular silent auction, raffles, guess the weight of the cake, festive games and many other delights.
Then once the browsing and shopping is offer why not sit and enjoy burgers and sausages, teas and coffee and apple pie and have a chat.
It takes place between 10am and 2pm on the day with just €2 for entry (there’s also a door prize raffle).
The Christmas fair is made possible by the creativity and generosity of our parishioners, neighbours’ friends, supporters and patrons and those who so kindly donate gifts and vouchers, and for these we are most thankful and appreciative.
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