27/09/2021
27/09/2021
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WATCH: Little girl thinks she sees Santa in Irish restaurant
Molly from Co Donegal realised that Santa has to eat too. Ohhhhh Santa!!!! Too funny @simonrim @timlovejoy @DonegalDaily @RTELateLateShow @JimmystaffordDJ @TheEllenShow #christmas pic.twitter.com/EAOg6vgyxh
— Susan McCreery (@themccreerys) December 17, 2017
Little Molly - who is only 17 months old, got an early Christmas surprise when she got to meet ‘Santa Claus’ while out for a bite to eat in Donegal at the weekend.
Molly was with her mum Colleen and her aunt Susan McCreery in Caislean Oir in Annagry when she suddenly spotted a man with a white beard who looked pretty familiar!
Susan posted the video on her Twitter page - and it has got a brilliant reaction since the weekend.
The man's reaction is just heartwarming.
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