Wednesday 25 May, 2022
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From TheJournal.ie
The button was pressed by a child at Temple Street Children’s Hospital this evening.
The lights on Grafton Street, Henry Street and Capel Street have been turned on.
It’s part of Cork County Council’s ‘A Real Cork Christmas’ initiative.
Attempts to re-name or re-brand parts of Dublin City have come in for criticism in recent years.
Fine Gael’s Jerry Buttimer said the event should be moved to Smithfield.
Vicky and her family were invited to be special guests at the Light Up Limerick event on 18 November.
The city will be lit up with Christmas lights on city streets and building projections between sunset and 2am each night.
All of the most dazzling, twinkling lights around the country.
And the queues are out the door.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin has arranged to meet with city officials this week to discuss what happened and if lessons can be learned.
Keeping up with the Doyles.
Sean White is keeping the Christmas spirit alive in Palmerstown.
Sean White is keeping the Christmas spirit alive in Palmerstown.
The man was treated by an ambulance crew, but was not seriously injured.
The Taoiseach is set to turn on the lights next week.
The strange story of Lindsay Lohan and Kettering.
Smithfield will be illuminated on Thursday 24 November from 4pm.
The decorations are up in the stores but is it too early for festive tunes?
One woman who was at the Grafton St ceremony with her family said, “you couldn’t walk, you couldn’t move”.
It takes four weeks and over a million lightbulbs to keep Dublin looking festive come December.
It’s locally famous – and for good reason.
In happened in Limerick. Not that Limerick.
It’s locally famous – and for good reason.
And we love them for it.
With just one day left in November, festive fever is here to stay.
The lights were switched on on Henry Street on the capital’s northside this evening.
The Ceann Comhairle said tonight’s planned event would be ‘inappropriate’.
Is that Christmas cheer in the air…
Whether you’re 9 or 95, those Christmas feelings are always the same.
