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Santa and friends at the Kilmoyley Craft Fair on Saturday.
A CRAFT fair held last Saturday in Kilmoyley raised €1,500 for the local primary school at the local community centre.
A huge crowd braved Storm Desmond to attend the fair which consisted of works of art, cakes, gift vouchers, floral displays, novelty cakes and hampers. Santa Claus also made and appearance to entertain the small ones, while ‘Big Jim’ provided the festive music.
School principal Áine Crowe said raising the funds could not have been achieved without the generosity of everyone who supported it.
The dynamic organising committee, Parents Association, Board of Management and Joan Donnelly and Mary Doherty were praised from making the event such a success, while Helen Lynch and her team in charge of raffle sales on the day did a tremendous job, and a huge number of tickets were sold.
The festive entertainment in Kilmoyley doesn’t end there.
A “Carols by Candlelight” concert will take place in the Sacred Heart Church, Kilmoyley on Wednesday, December 23 at 7pm.
This event promises to be a real festive treat and will include traditional and favourite Christmas Carols under the baton of Amanda Breen, Kilmoyley Music School.
Accomplished musician Mr. John Breen will treat concert-goers to a classical repertoire on his violin. So go along, take time out of the Christmas rush to enjoy a beautiful and reflective musical evening.
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The Kilmoyley ladies part of the ‘Christmas Choir’.
Angela O’Carroll wins The Ginger Bread House at the Kilmoyley Craft Fair.
Brenda McElligott and Angela O’Carroll at the fair.
Santa and friends at the Kilmoyley Craft Fair.
Santa and friends at the Kilmoyley Craft Fair.
Santa and friends at the Kilmoyley Craft Fair.
