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Natural ways to decorate your Christmas tree this winter

If you’re fed up with plastic baubles and glitter on your Christmas tree decorations ending up all your hands and floor, it may be time to go for more natural adornments this festive season. Indeed, you can use flowers, foliage and even houseplants ...

18 Nov 2024 at 07:30

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Free Christmas tree disposal in Roscrea

A service for the disposal of Christmas trees in Roscrea opens to the public tomorrow. Sadly it is now time to start taking down the decorations and embark on a new year and the county council has a free disposal service for anyone who had a real ...

03 Jan 2023 at 13:48

Lifestyle

How late can I take my Christmas tree down?

After the buzz of Christmas Day and Twixmas, many of us feel a New Year’s impulse to clean up the house and remove all the festive decorations, including the Christmas tree. However, some families prefer to enjoy their beautifully decorated tree ...

27 Dec 2024 at 09:15

Lifestyle

The best artificial trees for snazzy Christmas schemes

When it comes to celebrations, is there anything more magical than turning on the Christmas fairy lights… and being reminded how your twinkling tree is a tower of happiness? And with so many artfully decorated, realistic artificial trees – from ...

09 Nov 2023 at 08:19

Lifestyle

The best potted mini Christmas trees for small spaces

Don’t have room for a full-size Christmas tree? Many of us live in small homes, but that doesn’t mean we have to miss out on the star of the show when it comes to festive décor. Or perhaps you’ve simply watched too many Hallmark movies and ...

12 Nov 2024 at 07:30

National News

'Support your local' - Minister encourages people to buy real Irish Christmas trees

People are being encouraged to buy real Christmas trees over the holiday season to support local Irish producers. According to Minister of State for Agriculture, Pippa Hackett, Irish growers produce about 650,000 Christmas trees annually, ...

26 Nov 2021 at 18:14

Lifestyle

Why a pot-grown Christmas tree may save you money in the long term

Pot-grown Christmas trees are often more expensive than comparable cut ones – but may save you money if you can keep the tree alive after Christmas and use it in subsequent years. Rory Young, British Christmas Tree Growers Association ...

13 Nov 2023 at 07:30

Lifestyle

This year’s best artificial Christmas trees and dazzling decorations

A thing of beauty and much celebrated source of joy, putting up the Christmas tree is one of our favourite festive pursuits. And there are some wonderful artificial Christmas trees to choose from, not to mention the dozens of ...

10 Nov 2022 at 08:54

Lifestyle

40-year-old super spruce selected as Westminster Christmas tree

A 43-foot Christmas tree which will stand at the foot of Big Ben has been felled and will start its 330-mile journey south. The prime Sitka spruce was one of the 150 million trees growing in Kielder Forest, Northumberland, ...

17 Nov 2022 at 16:06

Lifestyle

10 of the best artificial Christmas trees and all the trimmings

Twinkle, twinkle… it’s the most magical time of the year when the tree takes centre stage. From statement snowy flock to flawless faux evergreens; to luxe ornaments and layers of curios loaded with lights, it’s the ...

14 Nov 2024 at 08:30

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