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06 Sept 2025
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Santa and Rudolph arrive in Roscrea - Photo: PJ Wright
Gleann Glass residents in partnership with NTDC sponsored a a magical event bringing Santa and Rudolf to Scoil Eoin to visit the children from Gleann Glass and surrounding areas, with Treats and Presents for all the children. All donations on the night will go to Temple Street Children's Hospital. Photos: PJ Wright
Local Photographer Sean Hogan met with Santa and is pictured above scratching Rudolf's back and welcoming him to Roscrea. Photo: PJ Wright
Organisers P. Quinlan and J. Byrne seen here with Santa on his Sleigh arriving in Roscrea. Photo: PJ Wright
“Jingle bells, Jingle bells” - Santa made a very welcome appearance for some Christmas carol singing and to meet all the boys and girls. Pictured above at the event are parents and children from Gleann Glass with Santa Claus in the hall of Scoil Eoin. Photo: PJ Wright
Toby and Lexie Mitchell from Roscrea met Santa himself last week. Photo: PJ Wright
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